| These are all sites that I have
bookmarked. I make
no endorsement of them or in any way warrant the accuracy or
availability
of the sites or their information. You will have to judge for
yourself
how useful they are in the context of your needs and abilities.
The
referral to these sites does not constitute legal advice. To
obtain
legal advice contact a lawyer licensed in your jurisdiction. |
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Forensic
Science Research Unit of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
You may access the Current and back
editions
of Forensic Science Communication from this site.
You may also want to visit this site for a
review of the first edition of Guide to Computer Forensics and
Investigations:
A
review
by Gary Kessler of the book:
Guide
to
Computer Forensics and Investigations.
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Genelex
A pioneer in DNA testing for
paternity and forensics
purposes.
You may also wish to read Chapter
4
- DNA in Parentage Testing of DNA in the Courtroom: A Trial
Watcher's
Guide.
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Divorce,
Murder, Corporate Espionage: Who Ya Gonna Call? Digital Detectives
A RealAudio article on computer
forensics on
NPR and Northwest Public Radio affiliate KUOW based in Seattle.
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FindLaw.com
Search
If you are looking for a lawyer, this
is a useful
site; it is a paid advertising site.
On this site you may want to take a look at my
FindLaw office profile.
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VersusLaw
A legal research site with appellate
court decisions
from all 50 states, all Circuits of the United States Courts of Appeal,
Supreme Court (for at least the last 50 years), United States Code
and States' materials (and more). I found it relatively easy
to use and reasonably priced.
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