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Gone, But Not Forgotten: Evidence from the Archived Internet

As useful as evidence from the archived Internet can be in many white collar trials, admitting it into evidence is not always a straightforward proposition, as a number of recent cases show.

11 minute read March 01, 2018 at 12:05 AM
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Robert J. Anello and Jane E. Bobet
Gone, But Not Forgotten: Evidence from the Archived Internet

The maxim that “what goes on the Internet, stays on the Internet” is not necessarily accurate. Online content from 20 years ago — even two days ago — may not be available in the same form today.

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