Question 1

If plaintiffs or defendants disagree with the judge or jury's verdict, they can take it to a court of __________.

Accepted Answer

appeals

Question 2

How is the U.S. court system organized?

Accepted Answer

The judicial branch of the U.S. federal government is represented in all 50 states. State courts deal with cases such as divorce, probate, real estate, and criminal cases. Each state has its own hierarchy of courts ending in a state supreme court for appeals. Each state also has federal courts that address issues dealing with the U.S. Constitution, bankruptcies, treaties, and so forth. Ninety-four federal districts are grouped into 12 circuit courts, also known as appellate courts. Each state has at least one federal district court. Cases heard in district courts feed into the appellate courts if challenged.

Question 3

Students researching case law typically begin with LexisNexis.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

What topic was involved in the United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing, Inc case heard by the Ninth Circuit Court in 2010?

Accepted Answer

A)  wiretapping 
B)  scope of a warrant 
C)  digital communications 
D)  judicial misconduct 
A)  wiretapping 
B)  scope of a warrant 
C)  digital communications 
D)  judicial misconduct

Question 5

The Landmark Legal Foundation v. Environmental Protection Agency (2003) case provided a good example of which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  the effect of ESI's fragility 
B)  e-mail privacy 
C)  warrantless wiretapping 
D)  the appeals process 
A)  the effect of ESI's fragility 
B)  e-mail privacy 
C)  warrantless wiretapping 
D)  the appeals process

Question 6

What topic did the Peskoff v. Faber (2006) case illustrate? Explain.

Accepted Answer

This case illustrates that with the adve

Question 7

What does the Landmark Legal Foundation v. Environmental Protection Agency (2003) case provide a good example of with respect to ESI? Describe the situation.

Accepted Answer

A particularly good example of the effec

Question 8

Which of the following describes processes for gathering digital evidence in an organization, handling privileged and private data, training staff, handling data stored offsite, and other procedures for international entities?

Accepted Answer

A)  United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 
B)  Anti-Cartel Enforcement Manual 
C)  UN Model Law 
D)  United Nations Commission on International Trade 
A)  United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 
B)  Anti-Cartel Enforcement Manual 
C)  UN Model Law 
D)  United Nations Commission on International Trade

Question 9

Which system, created by John West in 1872, categorizes cases by topic and a key number?

Accepted Answer

A)  FindLaw 
B)  Federal Reporter 
C)  LexisNexis 
D)  American Digest System 
A)  FindLaw 
B)  Federal Reporter 
C)  LexisNexis 
D)  American Digest System

Question 10

The ______ Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration was created to address commerce and, later, e-commerce.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ______ Model Law on International Commercial...

Question 11

The State-Province table reflects how laws can vary between states or provinces in a country.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Which of the following establishes the requirements for electronic data interchange (EDI) between countries?

Accepted Answer

A)  UN Model Law 
B)  UNECE 
C)  ECPA 
D)  SCA 
A)  UN Model Law 
B)  UNECE 
C)  ECPA 
D)  SCA

Question 13

Match between columns
                        Premises: the process of sending the opposing party an inordinate amount of data or documents to process in an attempt to overwhelm and bog down the opposition

Accepted Answer

The Answer of data dump and bad case law and is...

Question 14

Which of the following is a uniquely U.S. phenomenon with respect to litigation?

Accepted Answer

A)  civil litigation 
B)  appeals 
C)  e-discovery 
D)  litigation holds 
A)  civil litigation 
B)  appeals 
C)  e-discovery 
D)  litigation holds

Question 15

When is case law used?

Accepted Answer

Common law countries use case law as a g

Question 16

What topic did the 1924 Olmstead v. United States case spark debate about?

Accepted Answer

A)  Prohibition 
B)  bootlegging 
C)  wiretapping 
D)  warrants 
A)  Prohibition 
B)  bootlegging 
C)  wiretapping 
D)  warrants

Question 17

Which of the following is true about government searches of e-mail files?

Accepted Answer

A)  all searches require a warrant 
B)  no searches require a warrant 
C)  e-mail less than 180 days old does not require a warrant 
D)  e-mail older than 180 days does not require a warrant 
A)  all searches require a warrant 
B)  no searches require a warrant 
C)  e-mail less than 180 days old does not require a warrant 
D)  e-mail older than 180 days does not require a warrant

Question 18

The American Digest System contains statutes and cases for only Ohio and New York.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Match between columns
                        Premises: an argument about whether all files on a computer can be used without an additional warrant

Accepted Answer

The Answer of subpoena and appellate courts and bad case is...

Question 20

The ________________, created in 1986, addresses online privacy, specifically when data is in transit.

Accepted Answer

Electronic

If plaintiffs or defendants disagree with the judge or jury's verdict, they can take it to a court of __________.

How is the U.S. court system organized?

Students researching case law typically begin with LexisNexis.

What topic was involved in the United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing, Inc case heard by the Ninth Circuit Court in 2010?

The Landmark Legal Foundation v. Environmental Protection Agency (2003) case provided a good example of which of the following?

What topic did the Peskoff v. Faber (2006) case illustrate? Explain.

What does the Landmark Legal Foundation v. Environmental Protection Agency (2003) case provide a good example of with respect to ESI? Describe the situation.

Which of the following describes processes for gathering digital evidence in an organization, handling privileged and private data, training staff, handling data stored offsite, and other procedures for international entities?

Which system, created by John West in 1872, categorizes cases by topic and a key number?

The ______ Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration was created to address commerce and, later, e-commerce.

The State-Province table reflects how laws can vary between states or provinces in a country.

Which of the following establishes the requirements for electronic data interchange (EDI) between countries?

Which of the following is a uniquely U.S. phenomenon with respect to litigation?

When is case law used?

What topic did the 1924 Olmstead v. United States case spark debate about?

Which of the following is true about government searches of e-mail files?

The American Digest System contains statutes and cases for only Ohio and New York.

The ________________, created in 1986, addresses online privacy, specifically when data is in transit.

Introduction to E-Discovery and Digital Evidence

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Exam 8: Researching E-Discovery Case Law

If plaintiffs or defendants disagree with the judge or jury's verdict, they can take it to a court of __________.

How is the U.S. court system organized?

Students researching case law typically begin with LexisNexis.

What topic was involved in the United States v. Comprehensive Drug Testing, Inc case heard by the Ninth Circuit Court in 2010?

The Landmark Legal Foundation v. Environmental Protection Agency (2003) case provided a good example of which of the following?

What topic did the Peskoff v. Faber (2006) case illustrate? Explain.

What does the Landmark Legal Foundation v. Environmental Protection Agency (2003) case provide a good example of with respect to ESI? Describe the situation.

Which of the following describes processes for gathering digital evidence in an organization, handling privileged and private data, training staff, handling data stored offsite, and other procedures for international entities?

Which system, created by John West in 1872, categorizes cases by topic and a key number?

The ______ Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration was created to address commerce and, later, e-commerce.

The State-Province table reflects how laws can vary between states or provinces in a country.

Which of the following establishes the requirements for electronic data interchange (EDI) between countries?

Which of the following is a uniquely U.S. phenomenon with respect to litigation?

When is case law used?

What topic did the 1924 Olmstead v. United States case spark debate about?

Which of the following is true about government searches of e-mail files?

The American Digest System contains statutes and cases for only Ohio and New York.

The ________________, created in 1986, addresses online privacy, specifically when data is in transit.

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

Case Study From Beginning to Trial

Information Governance and Litigation Preparedness

The Future of E-Discovery

Filters