Question 1

Which of the following is usually issued right after the preservation letter?

Accepted Answer

A)  interrogatories 
B)  RFP 
C)  RFA 
D)  legal hold 
A)  interrogatories 
B)  RFP 
C)  RFA 
D)  legal hold C

Question 2

Match between columns
                        Premises: the process of organizing documents and attachments

Accepted Answer

The Answer of preservation letter and motion to quash and is...

Question 3

What does document coding involve and how does normalization play a part?

Accepted Answer

Document coding involves entering data in a database field manually or automatically; manual coding is quite expensive if it's done on a large amount of discovery. Metadata often needs additional processing, too. Date formats can vary when people work in multiple countries. This difference carries over into e-mail and document metadata. Normalization involves coding or reformatting this information (manually or automatically) to a consistent syntax that allows accurate field searching or sorting.

Question 4

____________ transcripts log timestamps of important surveillance activities instead of the spoken word.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________ transcripts log timestamps of important surveillance...

Question 5

What must be done to certain types of data in a database so that there is a consistent syntax that allows accurate field searching or sorting?

Accepted Answer

A)  normalization 
B)  metrics analysis 
C)  unitization 
D)  subjective coding 
A)  normalization 
B)  metrics analysis 
C)  unitization 
D)  subjective coding

Question 6

Match between columns
                        Premises: evidence other than testimony intended to clarify case facts

Accepted Answer

The Answer of demonstratives and fact-finding and authority lists and is...

Question 7

For security reasons, Internet access is never allowed during trial presentation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Once case issues exceed 8 or 10 in number, review staff can't organize large volumes of discovery correctly or consistently.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which of the following is intended to reveal potential disputes on schedules and discovery, such as adequacy of production?

Accepted Answer

A)  request for production 
B)  legal hold 
C)  subpoena duces tecum 
D)  meet and confer 
A)  request for production 
B)  legal hold 
C)  subpoena duces tecum 
D)  meet and confer

Question 10

Match between columns
                        Premises: created for use in databases to improve accuracy and consistency of document coding

Accepted Answer

The Answer of preservation letter and demonstratives and unitization and is...

Question 11

In a civil case, which of the following seeks to resolve all or part of the case?

Accepted Answer

A)  dispositive motion 
B)  subpoena duces tecum 
C)  motion to dismiss 
D)  motion to quash 
A)  dispositive motion 
B)  subpoena duces tecum 
C)  motion to dismiss 
D)  motion to quash

Question 12

What is the purpose of a legal hold and preservation letter and when should these be issued?

Accepted Answer

After the preliminary case evaluation is

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways that records can be obtained according to the Stored Communications Act?

Accepted Answer

A)  subpoena 
B)  subpoena with previous notice 
C)  search warrant with previous notice 
D)  court order 
A)  subpoena 
B)  subpoena with previous notice 
C)  search warrant with previous notice 
D)  court order

Question 14

What is an interrogatory and where in the litigation process are they typically issued? What is the criminal counterpart to an interrogatory?

Accepted Answer

After an RFA is issued, more detailed in

Question 15

What should you have available to help the judge understand the technology you are using during trial presentation?

Accepted Answer

A)  normalizations 
B)  authority lists 
C)  depositions 
D)  demonstratives 
A)  normalizations 
B)  authority lists 
C)  depositions 
D)  demonstratives

Question 16

Match between columns
                        Premises: an order to preserve data in anticipation of litigation

Accepted Answer

The Answer of unitization and normalization and motion to quash is...

Question 17

A cases's basis is more likely to contract than expand as investigation and discovery yield more information.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

In criminal cases, a motion for discovery is the counterpart to an RFP in civil cases.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

What might be the result of inadequately addressing formatting and other production concerns during the meet and confer?

Accepted Answer

A)  motion to quash 
B)  summary judgment 
C)  motion to compel 
D)  subpoena with previous notice 
A)  motion to quash 
B)  summary judgment 
C)  motion to compel 
D)  subpoena with previous notice

Question 20

Legal holds are usually used in criminal cases rather than in civil cases.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which of the following is usually issued right after the preservation letter?

What does document coding involve and how does normalization play a part?

____________ transcripts log timestamps of important surveillance activities instead of the spoken word.

What must be done to certain types of data in a database so that there is a consistent syntax that allows accurate field searching or sorting?

For security reasons, Internet access is never allowed during trial presentation.

Once case issues exceed 8 or 10 in number, review staff can't organize large volumes of discovery correctly or consistently.

Which of the following is intended to reveal potential disputes on schedules and discovery, such as adequacy of production?

In a civil case, which of the following seeks to resolve all or part of the case?

What is the purpose of a legal hold and preservation letter and when should these be issued?

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways that records can be obtained according to the Stored Communications Act?

What is an interrogatory and where in the litigation process are they typically issued? What is the criminal counterpart to an interrogatory?

What should you have available to help the judge understand the technology you are using during trial presentation?

A cases's basis is more likely to contract than expand as investigation and discovery yield more information.

In criminal cases, a motion for discovery is the counterpart to an RFP in civil cases.

What might be the result of inadequately addressing formatting and other production concerns during the meet and confer?

Legal holds are usually used in criminal cases rather than in civil cases.

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Exam 6: Case Study From Beginning to Trial

Which of the following is usually issued right after the preservation letter?

What does document coding involve and how does normalization play a part?

____________ transcripts log timestamps of important surveillance activities instead of the spoken word.

What must be done to certain types of data in a database so that there is a consistent syntax that allows accurate field searching or sorting?

For security reasons, Internet access is never allowed during trial presentation.

Once case issues exceed 8 or 10 in number, review staff can't organize large volumes of discovery correctly or consistently.

Which of the following is intended to reveal potential disputes on schedules and discovery, such as adequacy of production?

In a civil case, which of the following seeks to resolve all or part of the case?

What is the purpose of a legal hold and preservation letter and when should these be issued?

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways that records can be obtained according to the Stored Communications Act?

What is an interrogatory and where in the litigation process are they typically issued? What is the criminal counterpart to an interrogatory?

What should you have available to help the judge understand the technology you are using during trial presentation?

A cases's basis is more likely to contract than expand as investigation and discovery yield more information.

In criminal cases, a motion for discovery is the counterpart to an RFP in civil cases.

What might be the result of inadequately addressing formatting and other production concerns during the meet and confer?

Legal holds are usually used in criminal cases rather than in civil cases.

Introduction to E-Discovery and Digital Evidence

A Brief History of E-Discovery

E-Discovery Planning Tools

Experts: The Right Person for the Right Job

Digital Evidence Case Flow

Information Governance and Litigation Preparedness

Researching E-Discovery Case Law

The Future of E-Discovery

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