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The Sedona Principles
"Electronic discovery refers to the discovery of electronic documents and data. Electronic documents include e-mail, web pages, word processing files, computer databases, and virtually anything that is stored on a computer".
The Sedona Principles: Best Practices, Recommendations & Principles for Addressing Electronic Document Discovery 1 (Sedona Conference Working Group Series 2004).
Digital Evidence
...according to the Forensic Resource Network, a project of the National Institute of Justice, is “any information of probative value that is either stored or transmitted in a binary form. This field includes not only computers in the traditional sense but also digital audio and video. It includes all facets of crime where evidence may be found in a digital, or binary, form.” Information stored in binary form is information stored as a series of ones and zeros.
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IACP LEIM Section Training - Monday, March 09, 2009

Anchorage Alaska
March 9, 2009
Digital Asset Management: Digital Evidence Strategies and Solutions
The IACP LEIM section, in conjunction with the National Law Enforcement Corrections and Technology Center - Northwest (NLECTC-NW), hosted an educational training on digital evidence. Erann Kalwara and Bill Childers of Justice Data Group, Inc. lead the afternoon session on Implementing a Successful Digital Evidence Project.

NLECTC-NW 
Redmond Police Department - Monday, August 04, 2008
Redmond Police Department (WA) chooses Justice Data Group to implement an automated digital evidence management solution.

Redmond is less than 20 miles east of downtown Seattle. The city is well known as a center of technology and the location for a number of nationally known high-tech and biomedical companies. Among these are Microsoft, Nintendo, AT&T and Physio-Control. 
Kodiak Police Department - Friday, August 01, 2008

Kodiak Police Department (AK) chooses Justice Data Group to implement an automated digital evidence management solution.

The City of Kodiak is situated on the second largest island in the United States, approximately 250 air miles southwest of Anchorage in the Gulf of Alaska. The City is a hub for the maritime industry of Southwest Alaska and home to a large and varied fishing fleet. Kodiak Island is famous for its huge Kodiak brown bears. 
Fairbanks Police Department - Monday, June 30, 2008
The Fairbanks Police Department (AK) selected Justice Data Group to upgrade multiple digital databases in the Evidence Division to a single, integrated system. Anticipated results of the project include more efficient and timely production of digital evidence “discovery” materials needed by local prosecutors through use of the Digital Evidence Locker®.  
Dillingham Police Department - Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Dillingham Police Department (AK) chooses Justice Data Group to implement an automated digital evidence management solution.

The Dillingham Police Department is the only law enforcement organization fully staffed and operating on a 24 hour a day, 7 day a week basis between the 59th and 63rd parallels, to the north and south, and between Anchorage and Bethel, AK, or an area roughly the size of the states of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut combined. 
IACP LEIM 32nd Annual Conference - Wednesday, May 07, 2008

Nashville Tennessee
May 7, 2008
Bill Childers and Erann Kalwara of Justice Data Group co-presenters
Collection and Use of Digital Evidence

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Home of "Deadliest Catch" Selects the Digital Evidence Locker  


April 2008
The Unalaska Police have chosen the Justice Data Group to implement the agency's digital evidence solution.  Host port (Dutch Harbor) to the Alaska King Crab fishing fleet featured on the Discovery Channel's Deadliest Catch series, the police division is the primary law enforcement entity for the community of Unalaska.

Officers respond to  and investigate a wide variety of cases. Since the community is remote, officers must be able to follow through on investigations from initial complaint to prosecution. Cases not only occur within city limits, but also on state and federal lands or waters, and the division is regularly requested to investigate on behalf of other agencies whose personnel are located far away. The department prides itself in the depth of expertise that its officers have, and encourages and promotes a wide variety of skills and advanced education. Many in the division are certified police instructors.  The Justice Data Group is proud to provide support to their mission.
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FOUNDATION SITE: Juneau Police Department  

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IACP Excellence in Technology - October 2007

Our Juneau implementation has been recognized for the 4th Annual IACP Excellence in Technology Award.  After an exhaustive and highly competitive review of applications submitted from around the world,  Juneau's Digital Evidence Locker project was identified as the best in the Innovation in Information Technology category for medium-sized agencies.

The Juneau Police Department is among a very distinguished group of winners.
Congratulations on your award, Juneau!

April 2007 - Promoting Public Safety
Just wanted to say thank you for all of your hard work on the new digital evidence locker program you developed and implemented!! Your efforts are going to make work at our end much more efficient, as well as promote public safety and the safety of crime victims in particular. We appreciate it very much.
Thanks again!
 Assistant City Attorney

January 2007 - Foundation Site
The Juneau Police Department is proud to be a Foundation Site for the Justice Data Group's Digital Evidence Locker®.  Patrol personnel and Investigators are currently processing data from all sources: digital cameras, scanners, audio recorders and in-car video.  Automated media creation for inter-agency delivery is noted as one of the most beneficial features of the JUDG.
 
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