Criminal
Apr. 13, 2012
Prosecutors, law enforcement try to keep pace with criminals on use of digital data
Prosecutors are learning how to use digital data to bolster their cases.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
For prosecutors and law enforcement agents, the technology behind social media and smartphones is a double-edged sword: the data embedded in digital images can be used by criminals to target victims, but the same data also can be used to catch criminals who are foolish enough to leave digital clues about their crimes.
Images posted to sites like Twitter and Craigslist can now be used by nearly anyone ...
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