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The application of Forensic science to digital crimes and evidence

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What are some challenges in Digital Forensics?

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What are some challenges in Digital Forensics?

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Manufactures could block data despite the owner of the device giving consent

Data could be encrypted, which would need to be decoded

Ability to see into the cloud storage is needed

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The Chain of Custody in Digital Forensics

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The Chain of Custody in Digital Forensics

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The Chain of Custody in Digital Forensics is very similar to the physical Chain of Custody. In digital forensics, however, you're transferring data and the ownership of that data. Therefore, the Chain of Custody in digital forensics is the documentation of why and when ownership of data is transferred.

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Copy's of all data retrieved is made to ensure it is kept

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The process of turning data into code to make it hard to access

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What are ways Digital Evidence is presented?

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What are ways Digital Evidence is presented?

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Through expert witnesses and simply showing the data found (Showing videos, audio recordings, and screenshots)

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How has Digital Forensics changed over the last 30 years?

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How has Digital Forensics changed over the last 30 years?

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As technology becomes more common and more dependable, digital forensics becomes more needed. The more common technology is, the more common digital crimes become. Also, with the increase of technology, comes the advances that happen. So, while technology becomes more powerful so does the technology that can track criminals and solve cases.

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Do you think Digital Forensics is an invaluable resource?

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Do you think Digital Forensics is an invaluable resource?

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I think digital forensics is a very valuable resource, especially today when there are so many digital crimes happening. Digital evidence also isn't just evidence from a phone, security cameras and the footage that comes from them is also included.

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Digital forensics is needed in any crime involving media evidence. Any videos and audio recordings are digital evidence, it's not limited to phones and computers. This makes digital forensics extremely valuable in all aspects of forensics, not just when dealing with digital crimes.

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Where would we be without Digital Forensics?

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Where would we be without Digital Forensics?

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We would most likely be struggling with eye witness testimony, trying to catch suspects with fiber and hair evidence, and overall we would not have a lot to go on when trying to solve crimes. Without digital forensics, we wouldn't be able to solve half as many cases as we can.

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Conrad Murray

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June 25, 2009

In Michael Jackson's home in Holmby Hills in LA, California

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Manslaughter

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No motive as it was an unintentional killing.

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All from Murray's IPhone: Audio recordings of when Murray was administering sedatives to Michael Jackson. Emails between other doctors. Private medical records of Jackson.

Other: CCTV footage of Murray in the local hospital

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Multiple witnesses (Hospital staff, bodyguards, others related to Conrad Murray)

Expert witnesses to talk about the various sedatives Michael Jackson was using/had used and their ability to kill someone regarding the doses he had in his system

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The trial started September 7, 2011 and lasted 23 days spanning 2 months until November 7, 2011. Multiple witnesses, some expert, were brought to the stand to explain what they experienced and to define the sedatives used. In the end, the jury took 8 hours to decide a verdict of guilty.

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4 years in prison. However, Murry was let out after a little over a year because of prison overcrowding and good behavior.