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Sensitive information and electronic devices like computers and hard drives must be properly disposed of to prevent unauthorized access to data, with paper documents requiring shredding, hard drives and disks needing physical destruction or wiping, and CDs/DVDs rendered unreadable by shredding or breaking. The UNC-Chapel Hill Campus Standards for Electronic Media Disposal provides approved procedures for disposing of such items securely.
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IN THE KANSAS DISTRICT COURT
15
th
JUDICIAL DISTRICT, CHEYENNE COUNTY, KANSAS
CRIMINAL DIVISION
In Re: Application for
Search Warrant
STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF CHEYENNE COUNTY
v.
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SW 7
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APPLICATION AND AFFIDAVIT FOR
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Page 2 of 17
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Chapter-1
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