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In my last post I gave a few examples of how social networking sites can be a great source of evidence. If you would like a little more information on social networking sites, trial lawyer and jury consultant Anne Reed has a great article on her Deliberations blog: A Trial Lawyer's Guide To Social Networking Sites.
Dan Berexa
Nashville, Tennessee
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» What Evidence Can You Discover on Social Networking Sites? from South Carolina Family Law Blog
These days, it seems as though people are increasingly putting themselves online. On sites such as Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter, they regularly publish information about their personal and professional lives, many times in intimate detail. As Dan Ber... [Read More]
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