Digital Evidence

Digital Forensics for Criminal Defense Attorneys & Public Defenders

Digital Forensics for Criminal Defense Attorneys & Public Defenders Mobile Device Forensics • Cell Site Location Analysis • Digital [...]

Digital Forensics for Connecticut Insurance Claims | IRIS LLC Expert Analysis

Digital Evidence in Connecticut Insurance Claims: How Early Preservation & Forensic Analysis Protect Liability and Coverage Decisions Digital evidence [...]

Common Digital Evidence Mistakes in Criminal Cases

As a co-founder of the Digital Innocence Initiative and Board-Certified Criminal Defense Investigator at IRIS LLC, I've been on [...]

2026-02-06T15:48:19-05:00February 6th, 2026|Categories: Digital Evidence, Digital Evidence Forensics|Comments Off on Common Digital Evidence Mistakes in Criminal Cases

2-Minute Tip #10: Build a Repeatable Triage System

Success with digital evidence comes from process—not luck. Use the DECAM Method every time: 🔍 A – Assess: devices, [...]

2-Minute Tip #8: Retain the Right Experts

Digital evidence is only as good as your ability to explain and preserve it. Delays in retaining experts mean [...]

2-Minute Tip #3: Lock Down On Scene Video

CCTV and smart camera systems auto-delete video on a rolling basis—sometimes every 24 hours. Smart doorbells (like Ring or [...]

2-Minute Tip #2: Cell Site Data Disappears Fast

Location data from cell providers is often only retained for 7 to 90 days. Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile each [...]

2-Minute Tip #1: Triage First, Not Last

Digital evidence is time sensitive. Treat it like physical evidence left in the rain. Begin every case with a [...]

Digital Evidence Is Everywhere and Defenders Deserve Effective Tools

At IRIS LLC, we’ve spent years on the front lines of digital forensics in criminal defense—repairing devices, extracting hidden [...]

2025-09-11T14:35:09-04:00September 10th, 2025|Categories: Digital Evidence, Digital Evidence Forensics, Investigations, Public Defenders, Wrongful Convictions|Tags: , , , , |Comments Off on Digital Evidence Is Everywhere and Defenders Deserve Effective Tools
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