[EDITOR’S NOTE: Part I and Part II of this series explored issues likely to arise before, during and after the execution of a search warrant against a company and offered some suggestions to corporate counsel for how to respond. One issue in particular, however — the government search and seizure of computers and electronic information — requires a more thorough discussion, that issue is the subject of this final part.
Computers are increasingly essential to almost every company’s business. Increased reliance by companies on computers to conduct their business has naturally led to an increased government focus on searching and seizing computers and computer data.
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