| Litigation Support Applications |
PLGL 103 |
- Students will be able to correctly explain the types of forensic collections: full-forensic, logical, and targeted.
- Students will be able to describe and analyze different eDiscovery tools and their uses.
- Students will be able to describe types of digital evidence and explain factors affecting digital evidence collection.
- Students will be able to summarize the U.S. Federal Rules on digital evidence.
- Students will be able to use the Electronic Discovery Reference Model.
- Students will be able to define the required data deliverable items in responding to, or propounding, a request for production of documents.
- Students will be able to explain when to use eDiscovery consultants, special masters, and forensic mediators.
- Students will be able to use software tools to identify and review relevant data.
- Students will be able to explain eDiscovery project management tasks, including sampling and metrics.
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Litigation Support Technology from Data Collection to Trial |
PLGL 102 |
- Students will be able to explain full-forensic, logical, and targeted collections.
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Project Management Principles in eDiscovery |
PLGL 101 |
- Students will be able to define process groups and knowledge areas of project management.
- Students will be able to prepare a comprehensive eDiscovery project plan.
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The Litigation Practice and eDiscovery |
PLGL 100 |
- Students completing PLGL 100 - The Litigation Process and eDiscovery will be able to identify and describe the steps in the EDRM process
- Students completing PLGL 100 - The Litigation Process and eDiscovery will be able to identify and describe sources of discovery rules and obligations.
- Students completing PLGL 100 – The Litigation Process and eDiscovery will be able to draft legal holds and data maps
- Students completing PLGL 100 -The Litigation Process and eDiscovery will be able to identify and discuss the issues of spoliation and defensibility
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