Digital Evidence

Originally posted on the Envista Forensics Blog on Oct. 7, 2019 by Larry Daniel, Spencer McInvaille, Eric Grabski The amount of cell phone record location information being admitted as evidence in trial is occurring at an unprecedented rate. Juries across the U.S., and globally are being presented with call detail record analysis as evidence of …

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Are There Really Flaws in Cell Phone Location Evidence?

October 23, 2019 // by Sarah Olson

Blog post by Larry Daniel, Spencer McInvaille, and Eric Grabski addressing the potential for flaws in cell phone location evidence when mapping software is used and other issues with cell tower evidence.

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Rep. Takano Introduces the Justice in Forensic Algorithms Act to Protect Defendants’ Due Process Rights in the Criminal Justice System

September 17, 2019 // by Sarah Olson

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A Brutal Murder, a Wearable Witness, and an Unlikely Suspect

September 17, 2019 // by Sarah Olson

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This Company Built a Private Surveillance Network. We Tracked Someone With It

September 17, 2019 // by Sarah Olson

This Company Built a Private Surveillance Network. We Tracked Someone With ItRead More

Imagine Being on Trial. With Exonerating Evidence Trapped on Your Phone.

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Tech company gave two New Orleans-area sheriff’s offices access to track cell phones without warrants

Are There Really Flaws in Cell Phone Location Evidence?

Are There Really Flaws in Cell Phone Location Evidence?

The Delicate Ethics of Using Facial Recognition in Schools

As facial recognition software becomes more ubiquitous, some governments slam on the brakes

The Rise of Networked Vigilante Surveillance

This U.S. lawmaker wants greater scrutiny of algorithms used in criminal trials

The Private Surveillance System That Tracks Cars Nationwide

Rep. Takano Introduces the Justice in Forensic Algorithms Act to Protect Defendants’ Due Process Rights in the Criminal Justice System

A Brutal Murder, a Wearable Witness, and an Unlikely Suspect

This Company Built a Private Surveillance Network. We Tracked Someone With It