Law Enforcement and Digital Evidence

J. Philip Craiger; Jeff Swauger; Mark Pollitt; Philip Craiger

Law Enforcement and Digital Evidence

J. Philip Craiger, Jeff Swauger, Mark Pollitt, Philip Craiger

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Abstract

 We wrote this chapter for semi-technically literate professionals at small or medium-sized law enforcement agencies
 (or businesses) who are involved in the processing of digital evidence. Agencies of this size make up the majority
 of law enforcement agencies in the United States.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Handbook of Information Security: Volume 2: Information Warfare; Social, Legal, and International Studies; and Security Foundations
State	Published - 2006

Keywords

digital forensics
digital evidence
criminal investigations
computer criminals
law enforcement

Disciplines

Forensic Science and Technology

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