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Searching and Seizing Computers and Obtaining Electronic Evidence H. Marshall Jarrett in Criminal Director, EOUSA. Investigations Michael W. Bailie Director, OLE Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section OLE Criminal Division Litigation Series Ed Hagen Assistant Director, OLE. Nathan Judish Computer Crime Published by and Intellectual Office of Legal Education Property Section Executive Office for United States Attorneys The Office of Legal Education intends that this book be used by Federal prosecutors for training and law enforcement purposes. The contents of this book provide internal suggestions to Department of Justice attorneys.
took responsibility for revising Chapters 1 and 5, Josh Goldfoot for revising Chapter 2, Michelle Kane for revising Chapter 3, and Jenny Ellickson for revising Chapter 4. Scott Eltringham provided critical support to the editing ... storage devices for evidence of crime. For example, a drug dealer might keep a
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