The document discusses an evidentiary issue regarding the clarity and convincing nature of digital evidence, such as video feeds that may not distinctly identify suspects. It suggests that warrantless searches, specifically plain-view searches and exigent circumstances, can be conducted without a warrant due to their immediacy and visibility to the public. The text emphasizes the challenges of identifying suspects from unclear digital evidence during trials.

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1. Identify one (1) evidentiary issue that could be presented
regarding the admission of digital evidence at trial. Next,
suggest one (1) way in which the court could take to resolve the
issue that you have identified. Include one (1) example of such
issue and your suggestion action to support your response.
Per the text, there is probable cause to search a computer or
electronic media when one believes that the computer or related
media either contains or is contraband evidence of a crime,
fruits of crime, or instrumentality of a crime. Identify at least
two (2) types of warrantless searches that investigators can
conduct while collecting digital evidence, and explain the main
reasons why you believe the types of searches in question are
warrantless. Justify your response.
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One evidentiary issue that could be presented regarding the
admission of digital evidence at trial is if the evidence is clear
and convincing. For example, When looking channel 7; when
someone is maybe breaking into someone's house or breaking
into a store. I have seen video feed thats just a shadow, or
maybe the person has on something that hides their face. They
willstill ask if you reconize that person. Unfortunately, it's hard
to figure out who the suspect is because the image maybe bad or
they may becovered. There is no way to solve this issue unless
they have some kind of tattoo or scar that could be pointed out.
Two types of warrentless searches are: Plain-view search and
Exigent circumstances. Plain-view search, a warrent isn't
required for this because; if your investigating someone and you
see criminal activity on their computersc, no matter what it is;
you can use that informaton because as long it can be seen by
the general public. Exigent circumstances, a warrent isn't

2. required for this because; it may an immediate emergency. For
example, a murder, kidnap, robbery or anyother type of crime.