Articles Posted in Computers

Introduction: Spoliation of Electronic Evidence The digital age has brought forth unique challenges in litigation, particularly concerning the preservation and handling of electronic evidence. Spoliation, the destruction or alteration of such evidence, can have severe consequences, as illustrated by recent Florida court rulings. If you are dealing with a spoliation issue, contact W.F. “Casey” Ebsary…

Search Warrant Cell Phone: Protecting Your Rights in Florida | W.F. “Casey” Ebsary Jr. In the digital age, your cell phone holds a vast repository of personal information, making it a prime target for law enforcement. If you’re facing a search warrant cell phone scenario in Florida, understanding your rights is paramount. A search warrant…

Computer Search Warrants – Let us help you navigate the complexities of the legal system and protect your rights in the digital age. Your story matters, and we are here to listen and provide the legal expertise you need.

law enforcement generally requires a warrant to search digital information on a cell phone seized from an individual during an arrest.

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Many hearings are now conducted byTelephone or Video, Zoom, or Skype. Some Florida Courts have strict rules for appearing. The year 2020 generated a lot of changes for us all. Chief among them are how to appear safely court proceedings. To that end, some Florida courts have initiated formal rules of procedures and electronic hearings.…

Android Security Pattern Feds cannot Bypass Android Security Pattern Screen Lock! After too many failed attempts phone is locked. Forensic software apparently cannot read a locked Samsung Android phone. We have just posted the FBI application for the search warrant issued to Google to tell Feds how to retrieve data here: Android Phone Search Warrant Easy to…

“we are not inclined to believe that the Fifth Amendment should provide greater protection to individuals who passcode protect their iPhones “ A court in Florida just ruled that a defendant could be forced to provide the password to his iPhone. A distinction is important – they got a search warrant. Without a warrant, the…

“The United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of California announced that [a man from] Pleasant Hill, California, pleaded guilty today in federal court in Oakland to hacking into government computers and then defacing government websites with material illegally obtained from those intrusions. He pleaded guilty to each count of a five-count indictment charging…

Computer Crimes Experts, Cell Phones and SD cards Recently I reviewed a computer crime case where the dates on files on an SD card seized by the police, examined by the police computer forensic laboratory, and by a defense expert in computer forensics showed some unusual patterns in the dates of files that allegedly contained…