Electronic information is now a prominent—and regular—feature of the investigation of criminal activity and in the prosecution and defense of those accused of criminal activity. On Dec. 16, the Practising Law Institute will present a live program, “Electronic Discovery in Criminal INvestigations and Trials 2014,” at its New York City center (1177 Avenue of the Americas, second floor). The session will explore recurring—and contested—questions that arise from electronic information. It will run from 1:30-5:00 p.m. and will be webcast simultaneously.
Among other topics, it will tackle:
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