Recent Articles from John J. Carney
Exemplary Evidence: Proving distracted driving using iPhone forensics
A focus on employing transformative, forensically sound inspections of iPhones to prove distracted driving behavior.
Exemplary Evidence: Cellphones have become the new DNA evidence
A look at how cellphone evidence is emerging to join DNA as a powerful tool in exonerating wrongful convictions.
Exemplary Evidence: Smart speakers: Companions may be informants
Electronic evidence from smart speakers has yet to have a measurable impact in adjudicating criminal or civil cases in the U.S. But with over 150 million smart speakers out there and Amazon Alexa with 70% market share that day is coming soon.
Exemplary Evidence: Fitness trackers are killing our opportunity to lie
Electronically stored information from fitness trackers, digital watches, or other wearable devices is having a legal impact, especially in criminal cases.
Exemplary Evidence: Advance yields the return of iPhone forensics
America’s most popular smartphone has become a materially important source of best evidence for civil and criminal litigation.
Exemplary Evidence: Best practices for evidence recovery in pandemic
Digital forensics cases are COVID-19 cases. They are active during the pandemic of the past three months and are essential cases more likely to depend on relevant digital evidence than other non-essential cases. And they almost always require immediate attention. Why?
Exemplary Evidence: Mobile device evidence is exemplary evidence
Exemplary evidence is best evidence.
Exemplary Evidence: Discover cloud evidence on smartphones, computers
This month we will explore how digital forensic examiners routinely recover online evidence indirectly by collecting digital traces left behind by a user’s prior cloud access using a smartphone or computer.
Exemplary Evidence: Digital evidence moves to the cloud
It seems everyone in the U.S. has a smartphone today. Some of us have two, one for business and one for our personal lives.
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