Electronic information is a common feature of criminal investigations and prosecutions, both federal and State. Such information may be relevant to establishing criminal activity and may itself be evidence of a crime. Moreover, electronic information may lead to challenges to admissibility.
This program will address the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth implications of investigations and prosecutions as will also consider how the Federal Rules of Evidence and proposed amendments to those rules deal with electronic information, including products of generative artificial intelligence.
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