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Rules of Evidence & Civil Procedure
Vol. 44, Issue 4, 2016September 08, 2018 EDT

Metadata in Digital Photography: The Need for Protection and Production of this Silent Witness

James E. Bibart,
silent witness doctrinedigital technologymetadatafederal rules of civil procedureevidence
Photo by Fabian Grohs on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 44, Issue 4, 2016

Vol. 44, Issue 4, 2016
  • Foreword to the Sullivan Lecture Essay: Is Privacy on Life Support?
    Mark R. Brown
  • After Snowden: Regulating Technology-Aided Surveillance in the Digital Age
    David D. Cole
  • The Fallacy of Liberal Discovery: Litigating Employment Discrimination Cases in the E-Discovery Age
    David A. Green
  • Section 831(b) Captive Insurance Companies: Why Policymakers have it all Wrong
    Drew D. Estes
  • The Wrong Decision at the Right Time: How Aereo and its Aftermath Exposed the Need for Change in the Copyright Act
    Alexis V. Preskar
  • Metadata in Digital Photography: The Need for Protection and Production of this Silent Witness
    James E. Bibart
  • Curfew must not Ring Tonight: Judicial Confusion and Misperception of Juvenile Curfew Laws
    Alexander Korecky
Capital University Law Review
James E. Bibart, Metadata in Digital Photography: The Need for Protection and Production of This Silent Witness, 44 Capital University Law Review 789 (2018).
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