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Leveraging Advanced Social Media Investigations in Litigation

Total Credits: 1.5 CLE

Average Rating:
   53
Categories:
Civil Litigation |  Employment & Labor Law |  Litigation
Faculty:
Stephanie D Baldwin |  Ryan Johnson
Format:
Audio and Video
Original Program Date:
Feb 15, 2023
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Description

This CLE examines successful real-life cases, fascinating trends in social media investigations, privacy and legal issues, as well as preserving, authenticating and presenting the evidence in court. The dynamic between social media monitoring and surveillance will also be examined through a case study involving 17,000 days of surveillance data. Attendees will come away with an understanding of the best practices and ethics required for a successful investigation, how to refer a file for maximum success, and how to ensure data security and the authentication of evidence.

 

Faculty:

Stephanie Baldwin, Associate Attorney, Jones, Skelton & Hochuli P.L.C.

Ryan Johnson, Partner, DigiStream Investigations

Handouts

2023_2_15_SM (5.5 MB) 54 Pages Available after Purchase

Faculty

Stephanie D Baldwin Related Seminars and Products

Jones Skelton & Hochuli PLC

Stephanie Baldwin is an Associate Attorney at Jones, Skelton & Hochuli, P.L.C.  She focuses her practice in the areas of commercial litigation, government liability, employment litigation, and insurance coverage. With over 15 years of professional experience in the areas of human resources, employment law, and education before becoming an attorney, Stephanie’s unique background provides her with a strong understanding of the interplay between business and law.  Before pursuing her law degree, Stephanie focused her career in human resource management and education. Her employment and HR experience includes creating policies, editing employee handbooks, implementing diversity initiatives, creating management training, developing executive compensation programs, administering progressive discipline programs, and handling claims involving internal disputes, EEOC charges, and DOJ audits. Since 2013, Stephanie has also worked as a Faculty Associate at ASU. She teaches three courses, including Strategic Human Resources, a graduate course aimed at teaching best practices related to managing paid employees, emphasizing employment laws.

Ryan Johnson Related Seminars and Products

DigiStream Investigations

Ryan Johnson is a Partner at DigiStream Investigations and oversees the Colorado, Arizona, and Nevada affiliates. He helps DigiStream’s clients use the private intelligence sector’s most innovative investigative tools and research to make critical decisions. We serve business, legal, insurance, and public-sector interests across North America. Ryan has a Bachelor Degree in Criminology from The University of Minnesota Duluth and is a licensed investigator in Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Idaho, Washington and Oregon.

Reviews

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Overall:      3.7

Total Reviews: 53

Comments

Nancy C

"Easy to understand, very useful for beginner and more advanced social media researchers, timely"

John O

"I would like more of a "how" as to what services to access to do background research. For example - geo locating - I didn't catch how you do this."

Denneen P

"Very good presenters. "

Michelle L

"useful and relevant"

Christopher P

"it was between 1 and 5 with 1 being poor and 5 being excellent"

David G

"could not hear. "

Lance M

"Unfortunately, the audio kept going in and out throughout the presentation. I had to strain to hear the speakers. When the audio came back on, the volume was very loud."

Randolph W

"entire hour and a half was plagued by audio SNAFUs and was so intrusive as to make it impossible to be hands free for notes since the volume had to be repeatedly controlled to either turn up the gain to listen or to quickly turn down the gain to avoid startling the whole office and blowing my desktop speakers. Overall, a highly aggravating presentation."

Monty G

"Severe audio problems throughout this CLE made the program unwatchable. Interesting topic, but terrible technical delivery. Is it too much to ask that presenters take 2 minutes for a sound check before they start their program?"

Bree N

"The sound was very distracting and made it hard to hear. "
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