About: Evidence

Description
Metadata
Settings
- owl:sameAs
- Inference Rule:

About: Evidence Sponge Permalink

An Entity of Type : owl:Thing, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Attributes	Values
rdfs:label	Evidence
is dcterms:subject of	Duplicate Exculpatory evidence Conclusive Evidence Telewizja Polska USA v. Echostar Satellite Frame v. S-H, Inc. E-discovery Febres Morales v. Challenger Caribbean Business records exception Assessing Technology, Methods, and Information for Committing and Combating Cyber Crime Probative data Sears, Roebuck & Co. v. Merla Documentary evidence Document retention policy Defense Cyber Crime Center Computer Analysis and Response Team Authentication Santiago v. Miles State v. Veres U.S. v. Weatherspoon Channel Data Format Mobile phone forensics D&H Auto Parts v. Ford Marketing Degree of proof U.S. v. De Georgia Sufficient evidence National Software Reference Library Body of evidence Plain hearing doctrine State v. Corwin Combating Child Pornography: Steps Are Needed to Ensure That Tips to Law Enforcement Are Useful and Forensic Examinations Are Cost Effective Testimony Encryption: Selected Legal Issues Prejudice Potamkin Cadillac v. B.R.I. Coverage Protecting Classified Information and the Rights of Criminal Defendants: The Classified Information Procedures Act Plain view doctrine Venable v. Dean Witter Reynolds False Positive Direct evidence U.S. v. Moore Inadmissible evidence Federal Rules of Evidence Hearsay Spoliation Rebuttable presumption U.S. v. Ruffin U.S. v. Dioguardi National Forensic Science Technology Center Documentation Substantial evidence Duty to preserve Polygraph examination Indirect evidence King v. State Latent print Collection Greenberg v. Hilton International Extrinsic evidence Expertise Evidence Judicial notice Seattle v. Heath Digital stratigraphy Computer-based evidence Model Law on Electronic Evidence Malice U.S. v. Ferber Forensic process Terrorism, Miranda, and Related Matters Self-incrimination Relevance Digital evidence Pearl Brewing v. Jos. Schlitz Brewing Probative Prima facie case Telecom International America v. AT&T Endicott Johnson v. C.M. Golde Best Practices for Seizing Electronic Evidence State v. Gauer Genuine issue of material fact Exclusionary rule Electronic evidence Hamilton Music v. York Staging Broussard v. Southern Pacific Transportation Oppenheimer Fund v. Sanders (2) Prima facie evidence Analysis State v. Springer Best evidence rule NIST Special Publication 800-72 Acquisition Frye standard Sunset Motor Lines v. Lu Tex Packing Forensic web services Business record Forensic readiness Evidence Extraction and Link Discovery Federal Business Records Act

Attributes

Values

rdfs:label

Evidence

is dcterms:subject of

Duplicate
Exculpatory evidence
Conclusive Evidence
Telewizja Polska USA v. Echostar Satellite
Frame v. S-H, Inc.
E-discovery
Febres Morales v. Challenger Caribbean
Business records exception
Assessing Technology, Methods, and Information for Committing and Combating Cyber Crime
Probative data
Sears, Roebuck & Co. v. Merla
Documentary evidence
Document retention policy
Defense Cyber Crime Center
Computer Analysis and Response Team
Authentication
Santiago v. Miles
State v. Veres
U.S. v. Weatherspoon
Channel Data Format
Mobile phone forensics
D&H Auto Parts v. Ford Marketing
Degree of proof
U.S. v. De Georgia
Sufficient evidence
National Software Reference Library
Body of evidence
Plain hearing doctrine
State v. Corwin
Combating Child Pornography: Steps Are Needed to Ensure That Tips to Law Enforcement Are Useful and Forensic Examinations Are Cost Effective
Testimony
Encryption: Selected Legal Issues
Prejudice
Potamkin Cadillac v. B.R.I. Coverage
Protecting Classified Information and the Rights of Criminal Defendants: The Classified Information Procedures Act
Plain view doctrine
Venable v. Dean Witter Reynolds
False Positive
Direct evidence
U.S. v. Moore
Inadmissible evidence
Federal Rules of Evidence
Hearsay
Spoliation
Rebuttable presumption
U.S. v. Ruffin
U.S. v. Dioguardi
National Forensic Science Technology Center
Documentation
Substantial evidence
Duty to preserve
Polygraph examination
Indirect evidence
King v. State
Latent print
Collection
Greenberg v. Hilton International
Extrinsic evidence
Expertise
Evidence
Judicial notice
Seattle v. Heath
Digital stratigraphy
Computer-based evidence
Model Law on Electronic Evidence
Malice
U.S. v. Ferber
Forensic process
Terrorism, Miranda, and Related Matters
Self-incrimination
Relevance
Digital evidence
Pearl Brewing v. Jos. Schlitz Brewing
Probative
Prima facie case
Telecom International America v. AT&T
Endicott Johnson v. C.M. Golde
Best Practices for Seizing Electronic Evidence
State v. Gauer
Genuine issue of material fact
Exclusionary rule
Electronic evidence
Hamilton Music v. York
Staging
Broussard v. Southern Pacific Transportation
Oppenheimer Fund v. Sanders (2)
Prima facie evidence
Analysis
State v. Springer
Best evidence rule
NIST Special Publication 800-72
Acquisition
Frye standard
Sunset Motor Lines v. Lu Tex Packing
Forensic web services
Business record
Forensic readiness
Evidence Extraction and Link Discovery
Federal Business Records Act

OpenLink Virtuoso version 07.20.3217, on Linux (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu), Standard Edition
Data on this page belongs to its respective rights holders.
Virtuoso Faceted Browser Copyright © 2009-2012 OpenLink Software