Question 1

Which provision was upheld in United States v. Stabile in which child pornography was found while investigating evidence of counterfeiting?

Accepted Answer

A)  litigation hold 
B)  plain view doctrine 
C)  inevitable discovery 
D)  requirement to retain ESI 
A)  litigation hold 
B)  plain view doctrine 
C)  inevitable discovery 
D)  requirement to retain ESI

Question 2

Where does a plaintiff take a federal case in which there is disagreement over the verdict?

Accepted Answer

A)  the local judge 
B)  a state supreme court 
C)  regional court 
D)  circuit court 
A)  the local judge 
B)  a state supreme court 
C)  regional court 
D)  circuit court

Question 3

Explain how United States v. Suarez (2010) illustrates that the requirement to retain ESI is applicable to government agencies.

Accepted Answer

In the case United States v. Suarez (201

Question 4

What was the basis for the United States v. Warshak, 2010 case?

Accepted Answer

Steven Warshak sued the U.S. government,

Question 5

Provide an example of violation of a litigation hold.

Accepted Answer

A good example of violating a litigation

Question 6

Match between columns
                        Premises: be set by the outcome of a case that hasn't been tried before

Accepted Answer

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

Question 7

What are the ninety-four federal district courts divided into?

Accepted Answer

A)  circuit courts 
B)  state supreme courts 
C)  state district courts 
D)  regional courts 
A)  circuit courts 
B)  state supreme courts 
C)  state district courts 
D)  regional courts

Question 8

Match between columns
                        Premises: only requirement to search e-mail older than 180 days

Accepted Answer

The Answer of plain view and Westlaw and case law is...

Question 9

Match between columns
                        Premises: determines how laws are applied and is based on previous rulings

Accepted Answer

The Answer of case law and plain view and ECPA is...

Question 10

Match between columns
                        Premises: comes into play when collecting ESI for a criminal case

Accepted Answer

The Answer of plain view and precedent and subpoena and is...

Question 11

The ease with which ESI can be destroyed is of particular concern when a __________hold has been issued.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ease with which ESI can be...

Question 12

What types of trials do state supreme courts hear?

Accepted Answer

A)  criminal 
B)  civil 
C)  appellate 
D)  probate 
A)  criminal 
B)  civil 
C)  appellate 
D)  probate

Question 13

Match between columns
                        Premises: courts where appeals to verdicts are heard

Accepted Answer

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

Question 14

With the ___________approach to monitoring employees' e-mails, an employer is allowed to monitor any e-mails related to the regular course of business but can't monitor personal e-mails.

Accepted Answer

The answer of With the ___________approach to monitoring employees' e-mails,...

Question 15

Match between columns
                        Premises: addresses online privacy concerns

Accepted Answer

The Answer of subpoena and ECPA and bad case law is...

Question 16

What does the ECPA address?

Accepted Answer

A)  e-discovery processes 
B)  online privacy 
C)  landline privacy expectations 
D)  e-mail storage requirements 
A)  e-discovery processes 
B)  online privacy 
C)  landline privacy expectations 
D)  e-mail storage requirements

Question 17

____________ law countries use case law as a guide when there are no existing statues that apply specifically to a case.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________ law countries use case law as...

Question 18

What can result from the case's outcome if the situation a case involves hasn't been tried before?

Accepted Answer

A)  mistrial 
B)  precedent 
C)  common law 
D)  appeals 
A)  mistrial 
B)  precedent 
C)  common law 
D)  appeals

Question 19

How is the Westlaw database used?

Accepted Answer

There are two types of searche

Question 20

Cloud storage has complicated e-discovery as it relates to e-mail.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Which provision was upheld in United States v. Stabile in which child pornography was found while investigating evidence of counterfeiting?

Where does a plaintiff take a federal case in which there is disagreement over the verdict?

Explain how United States v. Suarez (2010) illustrates that the requirement to retain ESI is applicable to government agencies.

What was the basis for the United States v. Warshak, 2010 case?

Provide an example of violation of a litigation hold.

What are the ninety-four federal district courts divided into?

The ease with which ESI can be destroyed is of particular concern when a __________hold has been issued.

What types of trials do state supreme courts hear?

With the ___________approach to monitoring employees' e-mails, an employer is allowed to monitor any e-mails related to the regular course of business but can't monitor personal e-mails.

What does the ECPA address?

____________ law countries use case law as a guide when there are no existing statues that apply specifically to a case.

What can result from the case's outcome if the situation a case involves hasn't been tried before?

How is the Westlaw database used?

Cloud storage has complicated e-discovery as it relates to e-mail.

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A Brief History of E-Discovery

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Exam 8: Researching E-Discovery Case Law

Which provision was upheld in United States v. Stabile in which child pornography was found while investigating evidence of counterfeiting?

Where does a plaintiff take a federal case in which there is disagreement over the verdict?

Explain how United States v. Suarez (2010) illustrates that the requirement to retain ESI is applicable to government agencies.

What was the basis for the United States v. Warshak, 2010 case?

Provide an example of violation of a litigation hold.

What are the ninety-four federal district courts divided into?

The ease with which ESI can be destroyed is of particular concern when a __________hold has been issued.

What types of trials do state supreme courts hear?

With the ___________approach to monitoring employees' e-mails, an employer is allowed to monitor any e-mails related to the regular course of business but can't monitor personal e-mails.

What does the ECPA address?

____________ law countries use case law as a guide when there are no existing statues that apply specifically to a case.

What can result from the case's outcome if the situation a case involves hasn't been tried before?

How is the Westlaw database used?

Cloud storage has complicated e-discovery as it relates to e-mail.

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