Survey launched for study on digital forensics

Nov 9, 2020Blog, Front Page, News

Calling all police officers, law enforcement employees, digital forensic experts, and criminal lawyers!

We invite you to participate in our short survey looking at how social media material is used in the investigation, prosecution, and defence of criminal cases. It will take no more than 10-15 minutes, and the results will feed into our research project on the use of forensic digital information in the Criminal Justice System. This original and critically important research project is being conducted by ICPR at Birkbeck, Perpetuity Research, and IGCP at University College London. It is completely independent from all CJS organisations and your responses will be recorded anonymously. The results of the survey will be made publicly available​, and we hope it will help make the policing and prosecution of cases with significant social media elements fairer and more effective. Interested? Please use the following links for more information and to participate.

 

For police officers, law enforcement employees, and digital forensic experts: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/DFSMPolicesurvey

For criminal lawyers: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/DFSMLawyersurvey

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