Testing Communications Evidence
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Call records, cell-site data, IP records and chat exports look exact: rows of numbers and times. But each row was made by a machine for billing or for running a network, not for a court. This unit gives you standard questions for each kind of record.
Focus: ask what the record is, what one row means, what is missing, and how far the conclusion goes beyond the record.
Learning objectives
- Apply four standard questions to any communications record.
- Test a call record, a cell-site claim, an IP record and a chat export.
- Tell a record from a summary, a chart or a map made from it.
- Explain how courts in several systems treat the way location records are obtained.
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