Definition

Definitions pertaining to frame rates, metadata, synthetic data, phenotyping, signals intelligence, FISA Court, Medical Malpractice Litigation, deidentification, anonymization, and EXIF Data.

April 08, 2019 | 6 minutes read

Giglio v. United States | A Case Study

The case of Giglio v. United States has had a dramatic effect on the law enforcement community and how they perform their everyday duties. Law enforcement officers who are judged to have “Giglio material” attached to them often find that their careers become frozen in place in their agency.

March 25, 2019 | 12 minutes read

Body and Dash-Mounted Cameras | Civil Liabilities

Digital video evidence using dash-mounted, body-worn, cellular devices, and audio recorders are reducing complaints and accusations against officers.

March 11, 2019 | 7 minutes read

GDPR Impact on Digital Content

GDPR compliance for digital content is complex and evolving. Businesses must use recognition and redaction software to efficiently handle SARs, ensuring privacy and avoiding hefty fines.

March 04, 2019 | 6 minutes read

Digital Evidence EXIF Data

Digital evidence EXIF data acts as a second layer of data in digital evidence that we can use to obtain exacting information concerning a crime, and also can serve as a way to eliminate suspects.

February 25, 2019 | 8 minutes read

How To Mitigate Risk in Casinos with Video Cameras

With a solution that incorporates video surveillance with access control, video redaction, automatic license plate redaction, and analytics, casinos and gaming establishments can easily spot situations on the floor or in the back alley, track money transfers, avoid employee theft while complying with transparency policies and confidentiality standards.

February 11, 2019 | 6 minutes read

Digital Evidence Video Resolution

For now, 1080p is the optimal resolution for public safety cameras, offering the detail needed for non-emergency calls. While higher resolutions like 2K and 4K may improve, 1080p remains the most reliable choice for capturing crucial details.

February 04, 2019 | 12 minutes read

Digital Evidence Video Frame Rates

Digital evidence frame rates are often overlooked. Whether from body cams or interview room cameras, evaluating devices based on Frames Per Second is crucial.

January 14, 2019 | 3 minutes read

Document Redaction | Electronic Documents Guidelines

The ramifications of redacted information being compromised is dire, especially if the documents in question pertain to an on-going investigation, or provide intelligence concerning previously undetected crime.

December 17, 2018 | 4 minutes read

CaseGuard Document Redaction

CaseGuard is pleased to announce that we added document redaction to CaseGuard Studio. The software is being used by both public records and investigative personnel, and document redaction was a request that both types of clients had been asking for. In marking the release of this powerful addition, we will discuss the varying purposes of document redaction, and how the need for this tool is expanding into a number of functions in law enforcement.

December 03, 2018 | 7 minutes read

Investigations | Commercial Burglaries

Burglaries of commercial property become some of the most creative ventures in criminality that officers receive exposure to. From violent smash and grabs to sophisticated “drywall jobs,” commercial burglary attempts have the stigma of bringing out some of the boldest behavior displayed by criminals. Let’s discuss some of the evidence challenges that present themselves in commercial burglaries.

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