Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

This is a peer review presentation. Find a case from Kroll Ontrack’s website that deal with one of the following the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, explain why the rule is important in this particular case and create a presentation for peer-review.

• Rule 26
• Rule 29
• Rule 33
• Rule 34
• Rule 37

This presentation is to be given as if you are presenting in a court of law and are explaining your findings to the jury.

The assignment should include the following:

• An in-depth submission that should be free of spelling and grammar errors in APA format.
• A professional presentation containing approx. 16 slides. It is to be submitted to assignment area by the due date but also posted to the class area for peer-review.
• You must peer-review the presentation of at least one other student.
• You will be assessed on the rationale you use in addressing the questions/issue posted, and how well you justify your argument regarding this issue.
• Your response must be thought provoking, have well developed ideas and/or opinions, and should reference any supporting material from the text, lecture or other sources you have used to complete the assignment.

You may use your text or the internet as a reference, but remember to cite your sources. Please be sure to submit your assignment.

Validating Forensic Files and Forensically Analyzing Data Overview

This case project will use the data files on your Student DVDChapter 9. This is an industrial espionage investigation on suspect Chris Murphy who works at Superior Bicycles. This project will have you validating forensic images, processing the data forensically by conducting key word searches and locating graphic files, as well as, finding EXIF data in the photos to determine what tools Chris used to take pictures of kayak prototypes and smuggle them out of the office.

This project will take you 3-4 hours to complete. You will have two weeks to complete this project. Your final forensic case report will be due in Module or Week 6.

In your C:Work folder, create a new folder labeled “Chap09”, then create another folder called “Projects” within the “Chap09” folder. Then extract all files from the Chap09Projects folder on the Student DVD to your work folder.

You will then follow specific step by step instructions in your book on pages 377-379, under sub-sections Hands-On Project 9-2, Hands-On Project 9-3 and Hands-On Project 9-4.

When you have completed each project, you will compile one forensic report that will include a short memo to Ileen Johnson, the lead investigator on this case, summarizing your findings and what they indicate, as well as, a full forensic case report on what you found and how this evidence is relevant to the case. The memo and case report will be due in Week 6.