My Dog Ate My Email: Creating a Comprehensive Adverse Inference Instruction Standard for Spoliation of Electronic Evidence. My Dog Ate My Email: Creating a Comprehensive Adverse Inference Instruction Standard for Spoliation of Electronic Evidence.

My Dog Ate My Email: Creating a Comprehensive Adverse Inference Instruction Standard for Spoliation of Electronic Evidence‪.‬

Suffolk University Law Review 2009, Summer, 42, 3

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Publisher Description

[T]he law, in hatred of the spoiler, baffles the destroyer, and thwarts his iniquitous purpose, by indulging a presumption which supplies the lost proof, and thus defeats the wrong-doer by the very means he had so confidently employed to perpetrate the wrong. (1) I. INTRODUCTION

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
2009
22 June
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
56
Pages
PUBLISHER
Suffolk University Law School
SIZE
351.1
KB

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