Deleted computer files may still be available as electronic evidence because they can often be retrieved from the __________ within the computer.
a. Active files
b. Back-up files
c. Residual data
d. Available data
Q. 2When conducting electronic discovery related to computer data, it is important to be aware that data may be located:
a. In active files
b. In back-up files
c. As residual data
d. All of these choices are correct
Q. 3__________ is (are) embedded electronic data recorded by a computer in association with a particular file, including location, path, creator, date created, date last accessed, hidden notes, earlier versions, passwords, and formatting,
which can reveal information about how, when, and by whom a document was
created, accessed, modified, and transmitted.
a. Electronic evidence
b. Data compilations
c. E-evidence
d. Metadata
Q. 4E-mail messages, their content, and metadata can provide useful evidence in a lawsuit because:
a. They can establish a timeline of who knew what and when
b. People tend to converse freely and informally in e-mail messages, which
may provide a smoking gun
c. They can be used to trace a message to its true originator
d. All of these choices are correct
Q. 5A plan formed by the attorneys litigating a lawsuit, on behalf of their clients, that indicates the types of information that will be disclosed by each party to the other prior to trial, the testimony and evidence that each party will or may introduce at
a. Discovery plan
b. Disclosure plan
c. Initial disclosure
d. Deposition plan
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