Topic	Digital Evidence from the Legal Aspect
Date	11 January 2003 (Saturday)
Time	2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Venue	Lecture Theatre LT-12, Acadamic Building, City University of HK, Kowloon Tong, HK
Language	English
Fee	FREE OF CHARGE
Seats	PISA Members Only Use this Registration Form Fax: (852) 2900-8338 Email: registration@pisa.org.hk

Introduction	Information Technology has revolutionized the way we deal with information in both our personal life and business operations. Information is being created, modified, stored, and communicated electronically. Many types of information that can play a useful role in litigation are no longer printed or stored in paper, but in electronic form. Lawyers and judges who are used to work in traditional form of “Document Discovery” now face the challenge of Electronic Evidence Discovery (“EED”). Lawyers have realised the valuable electronic treasures that are being kept in electronic systems and have focused on electronic data for discovery and production in both civil and criminal cases. EED has become the modern litigator’s weapon. Both lawyers and judges need to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to take advantage of those information in electronic form. We need to have a good understanding of the technology and associated terminology, and to work well with forensic computer experts where necessary.
The Speakers	Mr. Andrew Law - Partner, Andrew Law and Franki Ho, Solicitors
Presentation	Slide in PDF format

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Organizer	Supporting Organization
Professional Information    Security Association	Division of Computer Studies, City University of Hong Kong

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