LEGS 175 - e-Discovery PREREQUISITES: LEGS 103 Civil Procedure CREDIT HOURS MIN: 3 TOTAL CONTACT HOURS MIN: 48 The understanding and practice of eDiscovery principles will provide students with the ability to excel as a professional in the legal community. Explore electronic evidence, data preservation, digital forensics, and legal compliance. This course uses materials from the National Society of Legal Technology, which allows students to earn a certificate from NSLT. The certificate in eDiscovery from NSLT will greatly enrich the student’s portfolio of accomplishments and serve to make students more marketable in the workforce.
MAJOR COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 1. Explain the types of forensic collections.
2. Describe types of digital evidence.
3. Analyze facotrs affecting digital evidence collection.
4. Summarize Fed. R. Evid. on digital evidence.
5. Utilize a variety of eDiscovery tools.
6. Compare the benefits of a variety of eDiscovery tools.
7. Define the data necessary to draft or respond to a Request for Production of Documents.
8. Identify relevant data using software tools.
9. Illustrate eDiscovery project managemetn tasks.
COURSE CONTENT: Topical areas of study include -
- Planning for data collection
- Implementation of eDiscovery project
- Processing and culling of data
- Technology assisted review of data
- Production of data
- Trial presentation of material accessed through eDiscovery
- Ethics in eDiscovery
- Federal Rules of Evidence on digital discovery
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