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Email addresses. Expiration dates, anonymous ones,

Posted on December 26, 2011 by Lina Maini

The most common form now of interoffice and interpersonal communication is email.  (That technology driven message demon that invites you to  hit the Send button well  before you have reviewed your written missive, removed any potentially incriminating comments or are sober.) Today, we will cover two areas:  1. How long are email addresses (by public email provider; [...]

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The Walls Have Ears. So Do Your Cell Phone, GPS, Cable and Onstar.

Posted on December 19, 2011 by Lina Maini

The most frequently requested service  we receive is for subject locates, (e.g., a client has moved and neglected to give  his attorney forwarding contact information,  a transient witness needs to be interviewed, an heir to an estate located). Regardless of the seemingly obvious ease of locating someone in our now technologically-enhanced transparent society, if a person wishes [...]

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Your Tattletale License Plates

Posted on December 12, 2011 by Lina Maini

The Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) scanning systems are one of the newest law enforcement technologies. The system consists of cameras mounted on police cars, hooked up to a computer inside the vehicle.  License plates images are scanned and matched to a real-time centralized database. This database flags vehicles that have been identified as Stolen Vehicles Wanted [...]

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Lie Detectors In The Courtroom, Part II/II (Revisted and Updated)

Posted on December 4, 2011 by Lina Maini

Image via Wikipedia (Recap:  In last week’s Bulletin, we described the focus of our series, that of lie detection.  This week’s post wraps up this series as if draws attention to lie detection evidence allowed– or more accurately– not yet allowed,  in US  courts.) “There are basically three techniques (utilizing brain responses v.  those that rely on a machine interpreting [...]

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