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Guidance eDiscovery in digital forensic investigations An introduction to, survey of functionality and guide of options on the use of eDiscovery in criminal investigations.
From: HomeOffice Published 13 January 2015 Get emails about this page This publication was withdrawn on 19 February 2024
This guidance is no longer current.
The Applied Science and Technology (CAST) integrated with the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) on 1 April 2018.
Documents eDiscovery in digital forensic investigations Ref: ISBN 978-1-78246-465-5, CAST publication number 32/14
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This document serves as an introduction to the area of eDiscovery, a survey of typical functionality available and a guide to options for introducing eDiscovery into wider use in criminal
investigations.
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