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The following is a chronological list of opinions issued by the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon that involve or touch on some aspect of computer forensics. Every effort is being made to locate relevant decisions; however, this list is intended as a research aid only, and should not be considered definitive. If you have any suggestions for decisions that should be added to this list, please email them to me using the contact form.

Reminder: These case digests are provided for informational purposes only, and do not constitute legal advice. Anyone conducting legal research on a particular topic or in a specific jurisdiction is advised to supplement these materials with their own efforts or those of a qualified attorney whom they have hired for that purpose.

2010

U.S. v. Eggleston, No. 08-169-HA (D. Or. 7-19-2010) -- Defendant was charged with traveling across interstate lines to have sex with a minor, transporting child pornography in interstate commerce, and possession of child pornography. Defendant moved to suppress all statements and evidence seized during his arrest, arguing that the search of his motel room by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers was unauthorized and illegal. The District Court agreed that ICE's entry into the motel room was unlawful, but asked the parties to submit additional briefing on how much evidence should be suppressed as a result of the illegal search.