Is your client an attorney? Be aware of possible constraints on your investigati

by Sean L. Harrington

"Significant legal and ethical challenges confront digital forensics investigators, for which some may not be well prepared. Just as many lawyers may be confounded by technology in dealing with digital forensics matters, many digital forensics experts lack formal legal training, and are uninformed about their special obligations in the employ of a lawyer. These obligations include zealously guarding the attorney-client privilege, applying the work product doctrine, developing reports, exhibits, and testimony (that are both admissible and understandable to a lay jury or judge), and conducting their work in a way that does not compromise the integrity of the case or the rights, privileges, or immunities of the retaining party…"

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