Transcription of Electronic Evidence – Guide for First Responders
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Best PracticesFor Seizing Electronic Pocket Guide for First ofHomeland SecurityUnited StatesSecret Service This third edition of the Best Practices for Seizing Electronic Evidencewas updatedas a project of the United States Secret Service and participating law enforcementagencies. A working group of various law enforcement agencies was convened toidentify common issues encountered in today's Electronic crime from the following agencies designed and developed this manual:Alabama District Attorney's Association - Office of Prosecution ServicesLos Angeles Police DepartmentLos Angeles County Sheriff's DepartmentMedford Police Department, MassachusettsPresque Isle Police Department, MaineRockland County Sheriff's Department, New YorkVentura County District Attorney's Office, CaliforniaUnited States Secret ServiceFor additional copies, please contact the local office of the United States Secret Service.
GOLDEN RULES There are general principles to follow when responding to any crime scene in which computers and electronic technology may be involved.
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