Dan Berexa's Tennessee Law Blog: More on Social Networking Sites

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October 25, 2008

More on Social Networking Sites

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.