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Fresh Look at E-Discovery in Government Investigations and Criminal Litigation

By Justin P. Murphy, Louisa Marion & Crowell & Moring on June 9, 2014

In conjunction with the 2014 American Bar Association annual State of Criminal Justice publication, Louisa Marion and I have published a new chapter on “E-Discovery in Government Investigations and Criminal Litigation.” The article provides an in-depth look at many of the current and cutting edge issues raised by e-discovery in this context, including the search and seizure of ESI, warrantless searches of mobile phones, warrantless use of GPS devices, cell-site tracking, electronic searches at the border, 5th Amendment considerations, post-indictment discovery, social media, and the Stored Communications Act, among others.

This chapter was published in The State of Criminal Justice 2014. © 2014 American Bar Association (Criminal Justice Section). Reproduced with permission.

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    Data Law Insights
  • Organization:
    Crowell & Moring LLP
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