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Computer Forensics, Privacy & the Law

District of Columbia

United States v. Oladokun, Criminal No. 10-267 (ESH) (D.C. 1-14-2011)

Posted by: Frederick Lane on 23 March 2011

Tagged in: U.S. District Court (D. District of Columbia) , search warrants , laptop , IP address , identity theft , District of Columbia , cellphone

Motion to Suppress Denied -- Defendant was a target of an investigation into an "account takeover" scam. Based on the results of their investigation, law enforcement agents applied for and received search warrants for the apartment of defendant's girlfriend, and a silver-colored Lexus automobile, which contained a laptop with relevant evidence.

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D.C. Superior Court Rejects Defendant's Request to Inspect Judge's Computer

Posted by: Frederick Lane on 26 December 2009

Tagged in: text message(s) , stalking , privacy , mobile forensics , judicial opinion(s) , e-mail(s) , District of Columbia , cellphone

A defense counsel request to conduct a forensic examination of a magistrate judge's computer and cellphone was firmly rejected by the District of Columbia Superior Court last week. The Court also rejected defense counsel's petition to have the entire Superior Court recuse itself from hearing the stalking complaint of their colleague, Magistrate Judge Janet Albert.

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