| Abstrakt: |
E-discovery, although not necessarily a "new" concept, is an up-and-coming area of litigation procedure. Despite its prevalence in both civil and criminal matters, however, many attorneys are hesitant to use e-discovery as a tool in their discovery and trial-preparation practices. This article is intended to provide practitioners with a knowledge base about e-discovery matters that will help them understand the proper practices, the underlying theories, and the existing precedent on e-discovery matters. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
