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Cell Phone Forensics in the Amber Guyger Murder Trial: How Digital Evidence Helped Secure a Historic Conviction
By Lance Sloves, CCE | Computer Forensic Services, Inc. On September 6, 2018, off-duty Dallas Police Officer Amber Guyger entered the apartment of 26-year-old Botham Jean — one floor directly above her own at the South Side Flats complex — and fatally shot him, claiming she believed he was an intruder in her home. What followed became one of the most closely watched murder trials in Dallas County history, a case that drew national attention and raised profound questions about
Lance Sloves
4 hours ago4 min read
When Forensic Testing Matters: How Untested Assumptions Led to a Reversed Custody Order
By Lance Sloves, CCE, CCME | Computer Forensic Services, Inc. In digital forensics, there's a critical difference between observing that something could have happened and proving that it did happen. That distinction was at the heart of a custody case that went all the way to the Fifth District Court of Appeals in Dallas — and the appellate court's 2022 opinion serves as a textbook example of why forensic testing matters. The Case During a contested divorce and custody proceed
Lance Sloves
7 hours ago5 min read
Understanding Cellebrite Extractions: A Guide for Legal Professionals
Cellebrite is the leading mobile forensic platform used worldwide. Learn the different extraction levels, what attorneys should look for in reports, and how to challenge mobile evidence.
Lance Sloves
2 days ago4 min read
USB Device Tracking: How Forensic Examiners Prove Data Theft
Windows records every USB device connection with timestamps and serial numbers. Learn how forensic examiners use these artifacts to prove data theft in trade secret cases.
Lance Sloves
2 days ago4 min read
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