Social Media Discovery - WebPreserver
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Learn how to collect and preserve online evidence with one click. eDiscovery is changing fast with more and more evidence occurring online. Find out about the latest laws, technologies and processes to capture evidence from web sites and social media.
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- 3. Four-in-ten internet users are victims of online harassment
- 4. 300% growth in cases that include online evidence in 2014 40% of internet users have experienced online harassment 60% of divorce cases include Social Media data
- 5. Criminal Law & Internet (2014) Child Exploitation 28% ID of Witnesses 13% Online Harassment 11% Gang related 11% Fraud 8% Sexual Assault 9% Violation of Probation 6% Drugs 6% Possession of Firearms 4% Murder 2% Terrorism 2%
- 6. Civil Law & Internet (2014) Employment 32% Insurance 13% Tort 13% Intellectual Property 10% Contract 8% Defamation 5% Bankruptcy 5% Privacy 5% Trade secrets 3% Divorce 3% Discrimination 3%
- 7. The problem with digital evidence Data Integrity – How do you prove that a webpage has not been tampered with? Data Authenticity – How do you prove the date & time a page was captured? – How do you prove from which URL a snapshot was taken? Data format – Which data formats should be used?
- 8. Examples of guidelines International Criminal Court: – e-Court Protocol: web data must include metadata United States – Rule 34(b)(1)(c) FRCP: web data is to be produced in native format, with metadata attached – Rule 901(a) FRCP: data integrity & authentic can be proven with digital signatures & timestamps
- 9. Important Lawsuits ● Re Vee Vinhnee (2005) This case identified inadmissibility of mere printouts of digital content as authentic evidence, and so the question had to be asked: how can you legally verify a document from the internet or digital origin? ● Lorraine v Markel Insurance Company (2007) This landmark judgement originally discussed, and verified, the legal necessity of authentication of digital content when produced in court as digital evidence, in accordance with Federal Rule of Evidence 901(a). ● United States v. Vayner (2014) In one of the most recent and relevant cases to the current stance of social media evidence, the courts found that printouts of a social media account were wrongly admitted as evidence without proper verification and authentication.
- 10. Take snapshots right within your web browser Browse. Click. Evidence .
- 11. Each snapshots contains a digital signature & timestamp Create Authenticated Evidence
- 12. WebPreserver can capture anything on the web: social media, websites, blogs and more Websites, Blogs & Social Media
- 13. Collaborate on WebPreserver.com. Tag, organize, share, comment and full-text search all your snapshots Online Collaboration
- 14. PDF Screenshot (JPG) Metadata HTML Export to other platforms WARC EDRM-XML LexisNexis Concordance Easily export data to:
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- eDiscovery, the legal process and record and evidentiary management have advanced both rapidly and dynamically in the past two decades due to a number of factors; namely the global community: working communicating and living vicariously online and through electronic measures. This lifestyle change, virtual correspondence and constant electronic record creation has had a dramatic affect on legal systems and law enforcement in jurisdictions across the globe. No longer is the court and evidentiary process synonymous with copious amounts of traditional hard copy evidence - judicial systems across the globe push more for "paperless courts" and time and cost efficient methods of producing documents. All the while legal professionals, litigators and litigation support teams must ensure compliance with evidentiary requirements, legal ethics and provide an efficient, reliable, eDiscovery process in the collection and preservation of this new form of evidence.
- 71% van de volwassenen connecten met vrienden via Facebook. Maar met die verschuiving komt ook een enorme verschuiving in risicos.
- Pew Internet onerzocht cyber bulying online en vond dat in 2014 40% van volwassen te maken heeft gehad om online harassement.
- Maar dat is niet het enige probleem. Een analyse van rechtszaken in de VS in 2014 toonde de volgende verdeling aan van het gebruik van website & social media in criminal cases. Child exploitation Identify witnesses Online harassment Gang involvement Fraud
- En voor civiele case: Employment related Insurance Tort IP Contract related