Electronic And Computer Generated Evidence: Admissibility — 4 Alaska General Credits

In litigation, Electronic and Computer Generated Evidence is a veritable cache of relevant evidence, which can be dispositive of, or at least helpful in proving, one's case or defeating one's adversary. This 4.1-hour June 17, 2008 presentation by Michael J. Hutter, Esq., gives attorneys a practical explanation of the applicable law governing admissibility of such evidence, together with many useful practice tips.

Some, but not all, topics covered by Mr. Hutter, Professor of Law at Albany Law School and Special Counsel to the Albany, NY law firm of Powers & Santola, L.L.P, are:

• Introduction

• Evidentiary Hurdles To Be Cleared

• Judicial Notice

• Computer Records

• Web Site Postings: Owner Of Web Site

• Emails

• Web Site Postings: Third Party

• Text And Instant Messages

• Digital Photography And Enhancement

• Computer Generated Animations And Simulations

• Privilege, Etc., Issues

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