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BestPracticesFor SeizingElectronic Evidencev. Pocket Guide for First Department ofHomeland SecurityUnited StatesSecret ServiceBEST Practices FOR Seizing Electronic EVIDENCETABLE OF CONTENTSI ntroduction/Officer Safety ..1 Purpose ..2 Authority for Seizing Evidence ..3-4 Consent to search Electronic Media ..5 Golden Rules ..6 Home Personal Computer or Laptop Computer ..7-8 Home Networking Elements ..9 Network Server/Business Network, Electronic Storage Media & Special Considerations ..10 Mobile Phones, Smart Phones, Tablets, and GPS Units (Mobile Devices) ..11-12 Special Considerations in Seizing Mobile Devices & Other Devices ..13 Crimes and Potential Evidence ..14-16 Investigative Questions ..17-20 Glossary ..21-23 Online Identity Theft Guide ..241 INTRODUCTION / OFFICER SAFETYINTRODUCTIONThis fourth edition of the Best Practices for Seizing Electronic Evidence was updated as a project of the United States Secret Service and participating law enforcement agencies.
SEARCH WARRANT Search warrants allow for the search and seizure of electronic evidence as predefined under the warrant. This method is the most preferred and is consistently met with the least resistance both at the scene and in a court of law. When drafting the search warrant, be certain that the document
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