Monthly Archives: November 2011

Is tweeting grounds to overturn a murder conviction?

Could a few tweets overturn a murder conviction?  “He’s paying more attention to his Twittering than the evidence” The Arkansas Supreme Court will be soon  be forced to answer this question. Apparently, a juror in a capital murder case was tweeting from the jury box and the jury room even though the judge admonished the juror not to tweet anything about the…

ESI & Social Networks

With the staggering amount of electronic content  in social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube it’s no surprise that increasingly more attorneys are attempting to introduce this ESI into evidence at trial. “It is very easy to create fake social media pages and have your social media account hacked. Fraudulent access to social media pages occurs more often then some may…