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The wild hunt for e-evidence in high-profile cases: Even if you’re really mad…it may not be such a good idea to hack, that is, to illegally access another’s computer. The pursuit of electronic evidence to reach beneficial divorce settlements and close lucrative business deals was reportedly out of control Read More...
Posted 04 May 07 05:39 by Maricelle Ruiz | 3 Comments
Filed under United States, United Kingdom, US, UK, e-banking, electronic banking, e-evidence, Jimmy Choo, Tamara Mellon, London, electronic evidence, Matthew Mellon, Miranda Moore, The Guardian, wiretapping, cybercrime, Florida, hacking, New Jersey
E-mail Wiretap is Permissible…For now: IBLS Contributor: Odia Kagan, Partner, Shavit Bar-On Gal-On Tzin Nov Yagur Law Offices – Tel Aviv, Israel, okagan@sbilaw.com , writes: An amendment to the Australian Telecommunications (Interception) Act makes it easier for the police and state authorities Read More...
Posted 02 May 07 05:22 by IBLS Editor | 115 Comments
Filed under United States, Odia Kagan, Israel, online privacy, Shavit Bar-On Gal-On Tzin Nov Yagur Law Offices, Australia, e-mail wiretap, national security, e-evidence, Australian Telecommunications Act, Electronic Frontiers Australia, electronic mail