Exam 9: The Future of E-Discovery

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An officer is allowed to search a(n) ____________ person and his or her immediate surroundings.

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Which case illustrated a Fourth Amendment violation of "search incident to arrest?"

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Which of the following is authorized and trained to collect and transport digital evidence at an investigation scene as defined in ISO, 2012.

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Which of the following is the capability to store a variety of communication types in the same inbox?

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Which of the following is true about ECPA and SCA?

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The OCGPA severely restricts tracking citizens by using _________ locators in mobile devices.

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The ____________ Amendment of the United States constitution covers unreasonable search and seizure without probable cause.

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Canada's privacy act
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closed container
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search incident to arrest
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Verified
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Canada's privacy act
closed container
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When exigent circumstances exist, a warrant is always needed to search property.

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ISO 27037:2012 was developed for which of the following purposes?

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Which of the following poses a security risk in the form of embedded malware?

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Describe the "search incident to arrest" principle and how it was applied in Chimel v. California.

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What is the principle of "closed container" with respect to a computer? Give an example.

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Which law proposed by the European Parliament would require explicit consent to being tracked on Web sites?

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Which concept is illustrated by the scenario in which a person's car is searched after it has been impounded for being illegally parked?

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a term used to specify that law enforcement can search an arrested person and anything in the immediate vicinity
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EDRs
search incident to arrest
Fourth Amendment
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a term used to specify that law enforcement can search an arrested person and anything in the immediate vicinity
EDRs
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Mobile devices that access a company's wireless network show up in the network server ________.

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Another challenge that has plagued the digital forensics community has been qualifications for digital forensics ______________.

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If a backpack is carried by a suspect who is arrested, police may inventory its contents?

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What are some of the questions raised by technological advances such as the cloud?

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