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National Center for Justice and the Rule of Law Fourth Amendment Initiative |
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Law Enforcement Conferences
Offered in Oxford only. This two day program for law enforcement focuses on the search and seizure of computers and digital evidence. The learning objectives of this course include the following: (a) understanding of the sources and types of digital evidence; (b) examination of a model warrant for digital evidence; (c) detailed examination of the application of Fourth Amendment principles to various locations of digital evidence, including computers, cell phones, remote storage, and the Internet; (d) examination of Fourth Amendment applicability doctrines, including who has a protected interest in a computer, voluntary exposure, and the private search doctrine; (e) examination of Fourth Amendment satisfaction doctrines, including warrant issuance and review, search incident to arrest, and probable cause; (f) discussion of the distribution and possession of digitally produced child pornography. This is offered in conjunction with Mississippi State University’s National Computer Forensics Training Center, which funds it with a grant to the Center. Scholarships for members of law enforcement agencies are available and anyone interested should contact the MSU Computer Forensics Training Center. Typical agenda |
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