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The document discusses bridging the gap between forensics and e-discovery in civil and criminal cases. It provides an overview of recent changes to federal and state discovery rules regarding electronic data. It also compares differences between e-discovery and computer forensics practices. Additionally, it offers best practice suggestions for practitioners, including using commonly available formats and speaking directly with vendor technical staff.
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