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Florida Attorney uses specialized equipment to detect and prevent any alteration of original digital media such as hard drives, disks, and flash drives. Hardware and software can retrieve text messages and pictures from cell phones to use in court. We examine computers and extract evidence. We use a forensics expert to help sort through data used in prosecution of federal indictments and state charges, fraud, hacking, theft of trade secrets, and other forms of cybercrimes and civil litigation.

Saturday, January 27, 2007

Right to Search Parolees Without Warrant Affirmed by 11th Circuit

United States v. Stewart (No. 06-13076)

Court upheld the right of officers to search a parolee "at any time," even without a warrant. Faron Lee Stewart argued that, although his parole conditions authorized warrantless searches, the Fourth Amendment required reasonable suspicion of criminal activity in order to search.The 11th Circuit ruled that a parolee does not have any Fourth Amendment protection from warrantless search and seizure.

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posted by CentralLaw @ 1/27/2007 11:43:00 PM