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2017 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
9. Introduction to eDiscovery
Authors : Kimberly Williams, John M. Facciola, Peter McCann, Vincent M. Catanzaro
Published in: The Legal Technology Guidebook
Publisher: Springer International Publishing
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Abstract
At the end of discovery, when all the data is neatly culled, processed and searched, the lawyer must feel like a dog that chases cars. What would the dog do if he caught one? Like the dog, the lawyer has to wonder what will I do with all this stuff? The answer is, of course, get it into evidence in support of a proposition of fact that the lawyer is obliged to prove. To do that, the lawyer has to understand the rules of evidence that will permit or prohibit the consideration of the evidence she will offer.