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We'd just like to thank everyone who responded to our Pace Section 69 survey. We've nearly finished the report for the Ministry of Justice inquiry and will be sending a copy to all participants who requested one early next week. #DFIR #ComputerEvidence #Law #DigitalForensics

DEVCE CIC Feb 8

Weekend reminder - we are running an anonymous survey on the legal presumption that computer evidence can always be relied upon unless proven otherwise. This is your chance to submit to the Parliamentary Inquiry without having to disclose your identity. Please complete it here : https://forms.gle/egcWg7uMhy5ebHLs9 or email survey@devce.org #DFIR #DigitalForensics #ComputerEvidence #Evidence #Law #Academia

DEVCE CIC Pace S69 questionnaire

This questionnaire gathers data to produce an aggregated response to the UK Parliamentary Inqiury into the use of computer evidence in court. It is intended to ensure that the views of those who may feel unable to provide their own evidence directly to the Inquiry can be fairly represented. The survey is being run by n-gate ltd. on behalf of DEVCE CIC and runs until 8th March 2025. After this date, all collected data held on n-gate ltd's Google store will be transferred to DEVCE CIC. Anonymised data may be shared with other partner organisations for the purposes of further research. Data gathered will be processed into an aggregated report with some statistical/demographic data where appropriate. No personal data will be contained in the report, but partial quotes of comments submitted may be included. Throughout the questionnaire, we use "computer evidence" as shorthand for all types of evidence derived from digital sources.

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DEVCE CIC Feb 7

Today's reminder - we are running an anonymous survey on the legal presumption that computer evidence can always be relied upon unless proven otherwise. This is your chance to submit to the Parliamentary Inquiry without having to disclose your identity. Please complete it here : https://forms.gle/egcWg7uMhy5ebHLs9 or email survey@devce.org #DFIR #DigitalForensics #ComputerEvidence #Evidence #Law #Academia

DEVCE CIC Pace S69 questionnaire

This questionnaire gathers data to produce an aggregated response to the UK Parliamentary Inqiury into the use of computer evidence in court. It is intended to ensure that the views of those who may feel unable to provide their own evidence directly to the Inquiry can be fairly represented. The survey is being run by n-gate ltd. on behalf of DEVCE CIC and runs until 8th March 2025. After this date, all collected data held on n-gate ltd's Google store will be transferred to DEVCE CIC. Anonymised data may be shared with other partner organisations for the purposes of further research. Data gathered will be processed into an aggregated report with some statistical/demographic data where appropriate. No personal data will be contained in the report, but partial quotes of comments submitted may be included. Throughout the questionnaire, we use "computer evidence" as shorthand for all types of evidence derived from digital sources.

Google Docs

DEVCE CIC Feb 6

Today's reminder - we are running an anonymous survey on the legal presumption that computer evidence can always be relied upon unless proven otherwise. This is your chance to submit to the Parliamentary Inquiry without having to disclose your identity. Please complete it here : https://forms.gle/egcWg7uMhy5ebHLs9 or email survey@devce.org #DFIR #DigitalForensics #ComputerEvidence #Evidence #Law #Academia

DEVCE CIC Pace S69 questionnaire

This questionnaire gathers data to produce an aggregated response to the UK Parliamentary Inqiury into the use of computer evidence in court. It is intended to ensure that the views of those who may feel unable to provide their own evidence directly to the Inquiry can be fairly represented. The survey is being run by n-gate ltd. on behalf of DEVCE CIC and runs until 8th March 2025. After this date, all collected data held on n-gate ltd's Google store will be transferred to DEVCE CIC. Anonymised data may be shared with other partner organisations for the purposes of further research. Data gathered will be processed into an aggregated report with some statistical/demographic data where appropriate. No personal data will be contained in the report, but partial quotes of comments submitted may be included. Throughout the questionnaire, we use "computer evidence" as shorthand for all types of evidence derived from digital sources.

Google Docs

DEVCE CIC Feb 4

Reminder - we are running an anonymous survey on the legal presumption that computer evidence can always be relied upon unless proven otherwise. This is your chance to submit to the Parliamentary Inquiry without having to disclose your identity. Please complete it here : https://forms.gle/egcWg7uMhy5ebHLs9 or email survey@devce.org #DFIR #DigitalForensics #ComputerEvidence #Evidence #Law

DEVCE CIC Pace S69 questionnaire

This questionnaire gathers data to produce an aggregated response to the UK Parliamentary Inqiury into the use of computer evidence in court. It is intended to ensure that the views of those who may feel unable to provide their own evidence directly to the Inquiry can be fairly represented. The survey is being run by n-gate ltd. on behalf of DEVCE CIC and runs until 8th March 2025. After this date, all collected data held on n-gate ltd's Google store will be transferred to DEVCE CIC. Anonymised data may be shared with other partner organisations for the purposes of further research. Data gathered will be processed into an aggregated report with some statistical/demographic data where appropriate. No personal data will be contained in the report, but partial quotes of comments submitted may be included. Throughout the questionnaire, we use "computer evidence" as shorthand for all types of evidence derived from digital sources.

Google Docs

DEVCE CIC Jan 24

We are aware that there are some members of the digital evidence community who may be wary of, unwilling to, or unable to give evidence to the Parliamentary Inquiry into Computer Evidence (https://www.gov.uk/government/news/use-of-computer-evidence-in-court-to-be-interrogated ). To ensure that their views & experiences can be properly represented, we are running a short survey ro capture essential information that we will submit to the Inquiry on behalf of respondents. All information will be anonymised and only used or reproduced with the consent of the contributors.

The survey has been prepared by Angus Marshall with support from Prof. Sarah Morris and Simon Biles, for whose support we are very grateful.

Please do complete the form at https://forms.gle/BwmDytnHT3z8pmCDA . It should only take 10-20 minutes. Or if you prefer to email us: survey@devce.org

#DFIR #DigitalForensics #CJS #Law #ComputerEvidence #Parliament #Academia