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With 90 percent of digital evidence created in just the last two years, the criminal justice system is struggling to keep pace, and this translates into slower justice for victims. Read our Digital Evidence Management Success Guide. https://okt.to/47dqIL #digitalevidencemanagement #guide #digitalevidence #digitaltransformation

We have posted a new article on our Forensic News page! This article entitled: "Where can offenders be found when they are not committing crimes? A cross-sectional survey of British police officers on non-crime locations" comes from Heliyon Journal. The article can be found here: https://lnkd.in/dPDrWZXA . We handpick and post a new article every week, so like and follow our page to see the latest articles and stay up to date! #journal

As they prepared for a high-profile white collar criminal matter, a Fortune 500 Company needed to quickly understand what was in the 1.5 million documents they received from the government. In today’s case study spotlight, learn how this organization worked with Case Insights™ experts to identify key information to prepare for trial and reduce the review population by 90%. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gFb5_qzZ #whitecollar #globalinvestigations #documentreview #caseinsightgs #casestudy

As they prepared for a high-profile white collar criminal matter, a Fortune 500 Company needed to quickly understand what was in the 1.5 million documents they received from the government. In today’s case study spotlight, learn how this organization worked with Case Insights™ experts to identify key information to prepare for trial and reduce the review population by 90%. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gFb5_qzZ #whitecollar #globalinvestigations #documentreview #caseinsightgs #casestudy

How are prosecutors achieving digital transformation with NICE Justice? Check out this infographic to learn more. https://okt.to/yfMpYh #prosecutors #districtattorney #DA #digitaltransformation #digitalevidence #innovativetech #innovativeideas

Learning more about LinkedIn by reading the LinkedIn Blog!

Did you know that you should withdraw invitations to avoid being put in “LinkedIn Jail”? LinkedIn counts ignored invites and “I don’t know” this person and unaccepted invites as the same when it comes to seeing if you are spamming people with your invites. Too many of both and they will put you in LinkedIn jail. That’s when people need to put an email address into your invite to connect with you which massively reduces the amount of people you can connect with. So the way around this is to withdraw invitations after 7 days as I do. If the person you sent the invite to hasn’t accepted after 7 days then 1) they’re not interested, 2) they don’t want to or 3) they’re not on LinkedIn very often. Whichever it is, why do you want to be connected to someone like that? Be ruthless and withdraw your invite. What do you think? If you don’t have time to do this yourself we can do this for you: All our Personal Branding Services from our Basic one for beginners to our Premium one for the more advanced executive to our Ultimate one for entrepreneurs are detailed here: https://buff.ly/3IQjykd

Learning more about LinkedIn by reading the LinkedIn Blog!