E-Discovery (Electronic Discovery) is the “process of applying the traditional legal discovery process to electronic evidence”. Discovery is the “compulsory disclosure of data, facts, and documents in civil and criminal cases.” With technology advancing at a rapid pace, electronic evidence acquisition is the new direction in criminal investigations.

Investigators will learn how to preserve, manage, and deliver digital evidence that may be presented at trial. Understanding new case law associated with E-Discovery and the Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE) will sharpen the skill sets of investigators.

This webinar will provide an understanding of what discovery is, and how to engage the proper methods to preserving, managing, and delivering digital evidence that may be presented at trial.

Course Tuition: $99 per Officer

Dr. Troy Looney, Akron (Ohio) Police Department (Active)

Troy Looney, PhD. has served 28 years with the Akron (Ohio) Police Department and counting. Troy spent the last 8 years as a Detective assigned to the Midnight DB Crimes against Persons unit. Troy investigates all Major Crimes against Persons for Major Felony Crimes, including: Homicide, Robbery, Burglary, Kidnapping, and Sexual Assaults. During his 20 years in uniform patrol, he answered various calls for service, combined with preliminary investigations. Det. Looney has been assigned to a Task Force for 2 years with multiple Federal Agencies.