• About
  • Blog
  • Forensic Disciplines
    • Foundations of Forensics
    • Arson
    • Bite Mark
    • Blood & Bodily Fluids
    • Child Abuse Allegations
    • Crime Scene Investigation
    • Death Investigation
    • Detection Dogs
    • Digital Evidence
    • DNA
    • Drug Analysis
    • Drug Recognition Experts
    • Eyewitness ID
    • Fingerprints
    • Firearms
    • Forensic/Sexual Assault Exams
    • Measurement Uncertainty
    • Mental Health
    • Toxicology
    • Trace Evidence
  • Resources
    • Case Consultation
    • Books
    • Cases
    • Featured Articles
    • Legislation
    • Motions and Briefs
      • Discovery Motions
      • Funding for Experts
      • Motions for Appropriate Relief
      • Motions to Exclude Expert Testimony
      • Motions for Independent Testing
      • Motions to Preserve Evidence
      • Motions to Suppress
      • Analyst Certification Motions
    • Reports & Publications
    • Trainings
    • Websites
    • Forensic Terminology
    • Online Research Tools
  • Crime Labs
    • General Information
    • NC State Crime Lab Procedures
    • Charlotte Mecklenburg Crime Lab
    • CCBI Lab Procedures
    • NC OCME Toxicology Lab
    • Pitt Co. Sheriff’s Forensic Services
    • Sec. of State Digital Forensic Lab
    • Wilmington Police Dept Crime Lab
    • Private and Out-of-State Labs
  • News Articles
  • Experts
    • Browse All Experts
    • Working with Experts
    • Add or Update Expert Records
  • Subscribe
  • Menu
  • Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content

Forensic ResourcesNorth Carolina Office of Indigent Defense Services

North Carolina Office of Indigent Defense Services

Header Right

MENUMENU
  • About
  • Blog
  • Forensic Disciplines
        • Foundations of Forensics
        • Arson
        • Bite Mark
        • Blood & Bodily Fluids
        • Child Abuse Allegations
        • Crime Scene Investigation
        • Death Investigation
        • Detection Dogs
        • Digital Evidence
        • DNA
        • Drug Analysis
        • Drug Recognition Experts
        • Eyewitness ID
        • Fingerprints
        • Firearms
        • Forensic/Sexual Assault Exams
        • Measurement Uncertainty
        • Mental Health
        • Toxicology
        • Trace Evidence
  • Resources
        • Case Consultation
        • Books
        • Cases
        • Featured Articles
        • Legislation
        • Reports & Publications
        • Trainings
        • Websites
        • Forensic Terminology
        • Online Research Tools
        • Motions and Briefs
          • Discovery Motions
          • Funding for Experts
          • Motions for Appropriate Relief
          • Motions to Exclude Expert Testimony
          • Motions for Independent Testing
          • Motions to Preserve Evidence
          • Motions to Suppress
          • Analyst Certification Motions
  • Crime Labs
    • General Information
    • NC State Crime Lab Procedures
    • Charlotte Mecklenburg Crime Lab
    • CCBI Lab Procedures
    • NC OCME Toxicology Lab
    • Pitt Co. Sheriff’s Forensic Services
    • Sec. of State Digital Forensic Lab
    • Wilmington Police Dept Crime Lab
    • Private and Out-of-State Labs
  • News Articles
  • Experts
    • Browse All Experts
    • Working with Experts
    • Add or Update Expert Records
  • Subscribe
You are here: Home / Archives for Digital Evidence

Digital Evidence

Remarkable New Fifth Circuit Decision Limiting Cell Phone Searches

January 10, 2021 //  by Sarah Olson

Remarkable New Fifth Circuit Decision Limiting Cell Phone SearchesRead More

Article Source: The Volokh ConspiracyForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Forensic Update from North Carolina State Crime Laboratory

January 5, 2021 //  by Sarah Olson

In Dec. 2020, the NC State Crime Laboratory posted a new Forensic Update for criminal justice stakeholders regarding digital evidence. The update addresses how digital evidence should be submitted to the lab and the lab’s examination capabilities. Attorneys should review the Forensic Update to have a better understanding of how the lab will process digital …

Forensic Update from North Carolina State Crime LaboratoryRead More

Category: Announcements, Crime LabsForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Facial Recognition Technology Cited in False Arrest Case

December 30, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

Facial Recognition Technology Cited in False Arrest CaseRead More

Article Source: The Crime ReportForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

She didn’t know her kidnapper. But he was using Google Maps — and that cracked the case

December 29, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

She didn’t know her kidnapper. But he was using Google Maps — and that cracked the caseRead More

Article Source: NBCForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Insecure wheels: Police turn to car data to destroy suspects’ alibis

December 28, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

Insecure wheels: Police turn to car data to destroy suspects’ alibisRead More

Article Source: NBCForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Challenging Outdated Technology in Court and the Marketplace

December 12, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

Challenging Outdated Technology in Court and the MarketplaceRead More

Article Source: Advocacy and Evidence Resources - Temple UniversityForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Facial Recognition Programs Are Getting Better at Recognizing Masked Faces

December 2, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

Facial Recognition Programs Are Getting Better at Recognizing Masked FacesRead More

Article Source: ReasonForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

A surprising number of government agencies buy cellphone location data. Lawmakers want to know why.

December 2, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

A surprising number of government agencies buy cellphone location data. Lawmakers want to know why.Read More

Article Source: VOXForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Mass Extraction: The Widespread Power of U.S. Law Enforcement to Search Mobile Phones

October 21, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

Mass Extraction: The Widespread Power of U.S. Law Enforcement to Search Mobile PhonesRead More

Article Source: UpturnForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

The Police Can Probably Break Into Your Phone

October 21, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

The Police Can Probably Break Into Your PhoneRead More

Article Source: New York TimesForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Podcast about digital forensic labs

October 12, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

Just Science is a forensic science podcast funded by the NIJ’s Forensic Technology Center of Excellence. The current season of Just Science is devoted to digital evidence, including the history and interpretation of digital evidence, emerging technologies used in investigation and as evidence, and the validation of digital forensic tools.  Attorneys may be particularly interested …

Podcast about digital forensic labsRead More

Category: AnnouncementsForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Google is giving data to police based on search keywords, court docs show

October 8, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

Google is giving data to police based on search keywords, court docs showRead More

Article Source: CNETForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

FORENSICS@NIST 2020

October 8, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

Offered by NIST

FORENSICS@NIST 2020Read More

Resource Category: TrainingsResource Source: NISTForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence, DNA, Drug Analysis, Firearms, Foundations of Forensics, Trace Evidence

Amazon’s surveillance cameras fly now — which is unsettling

September 24, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

Amazon’s surveillance cameras fly now — which is unsettlingRead More

Article Source: VOXForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

Fourth Circuit Appeals Court Seems Skeptical That Baltimore’s Aerial Surveillance System Violates The Fourth Amendment

September 21, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson

Fourth Circuit Appeals Court Seems Skeptical That Baltimore’s Aerial Surveillance System Violates The Fourth AmendmentRead More

Article Source: TechdirtForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

  • Go to page 1
  • Go to page 2
  • Go to page 3
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Go to page 28
  • Go to Next Page »

Site Footer

The Forensic Resource Counsel provides assistance to North Carolina attorneys litigating scientific evidence issues.
Information provided on this website is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice.
Copyright © 2021 · Office of Indigent Defense Services · All Rights Reserved · Website by Tomatillo Design

Copyright © 2021 Forensic Resources · All Rights Reserved · Powered by Mai Theme