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Digital Evidence

What’s at Stake in Chatrie v. United States

May 17, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

What’s at Stake in Chatrie v. United StatesRead More

Article Source: Tech Policy PressForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

North Carolina Bureau of Investigation pushes for more license plate readers on NC highways

May 15, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

North Carolina Bureau of Investigation pushes for more license plate readers on NC highwaysRead More

Article Source: WBTVForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Supreme Court seems inclined to allow police to use geofence warrants to identify criminal suspects

April 27, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

Supreme Court seems inclined to allow police to use geofence warrants to identify criminal suspectsRead More

Article Source: APForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Bryan Kohberger created a digital blackout during his brutal murders. FBI agent reveals how he turned it against the Idaho killer

April 18, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

Bryan Kohberger created a digital blackout during his brutal murders. FBI agent reveals how he turned it against the Idaho killerRead More

Article Source: IndependentForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Detectives test out a potential crime-fighting partner: AI

April 10, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

Detectives test out a potential crime-fighting partner: AIRead More

Article Source: Washington PostForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

The Supreme Court’s Next Big Fourth Amendment Case

April 9, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

The Supreme Court’s Next Big Fourth Amendment CaseRead More

Article Source: ReasonForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Your Body Is Betraying Your Right to Privacy

March 24, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

Your Body Is Betraying Your Right to PrivacyRead More

Article Source: WiredForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence, DNA

NACDL 4AC’s Omnibus Tech Discovery Checklist

March 17, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

This discovery list serves as an all-in-one, cover-your-bases initial discovery checklist for many of the most commonly used categories of technology that you will see in your cases. 

NACDL 4AC’s Omnibus Tech Discovery ChecklistRead More

Resource Category: Discovery MotionResource Source: NACDLForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Omnibus Tech Discovery List

March 17, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

From NACDL’s Fourth Amendment Center – One of the most challenging parts of litigating surveillance technology in criminal cases is identifying and getting access to appropriate discovery. Often, the types of technologies used in a case are opaque and cannot be identified, let alone challenged, until certain information is shared during discovery. Even if you …

Omnibus Tech Discovery ListRead More

Category: Motions & Briefs, Practice Tips, ResourcesForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Kevin Wetzel

February 16, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

Kevin WetzelRead More

Expert Type: Cell Phone, Computer, Digital EvidenceState: NCForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Video in investigation into Nancy Guthrie’s abduction raises questions about surveillance technology

February 10, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

Video in investigation into Nancy Guthrie’s abduction raises questions about surveillance technologyRead More

Article Source: APForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Maryland man argues arrest using cellphone tracking device violates the Fourth Amendment

January 27, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

Maryland man argues arrest using cellphone tracking device violates the Fourth AmendmentRead More

Article Source: Courthouse News ServiceForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

AI’s Promising Role With Expert Testimony

January 22, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

AI’s Promising Role With Expert TestimonyRead More

Article Source: EsquireForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

ICE Is Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Quickly Arrest People

January 4, 2026 //  by Sarah Olson

ICE Is Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Quickly Arrest PeopleRead More

Article Source: The Wall Street JournalForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

The Deepfake Courtroom Problem: A Colorado Blue Ribbon Study Sheds Some Light And Offers A Start To Solutions

December 29, 2025 //  by Sarah Olson

The Deepfake Courtroom Problem: A Colorado Blue Ribbon Study Sheds Some Light And Offers A Start To SolutionsRead More

Article Source: Above the LawForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

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