Criminal Defense Digital Evidence
Independent forensic review for defense counsel throughout California.
AMR Digital Forensics assists criminal-defense attorneys with the preservation, acquisition, examination, and interpretation of digital evidence. The work is structured to help counsel understand what the evidence can show, what it cannot show, and what questions remain.
When to involve a digital forensic expert
Consider involving an expert early when digital evidence may affect a defense theory, discovery review, suppression issue, authentication question, timeline, attribution question, or preparation for testimony. Early review can help preserve relevant data, identify gaps, and guide focused requests for additional materials.
Evidence AMR may examine
Mobile devices and computers
Application data and communications
Deleted artifacts, when recoverable
Cloud exports
Photographs, video, and metadata
GPS and location records
Vehicle data
Forensic extraction reports
Opposing expert materials
How the work supports counsel
Independent verification of technical claims
Timeline reconstruction
Provenance and attribution analysis
Discovery-gap identification
Report review and consultation
Demonstratives and reporting when authorized
Testimony when appropriate
Important limitations
Findings depend on the evidence available and lawful access to it. Technical analysis may support a position, contradict it, or leave an issue unresolved. Technical analysis alone does not determine identity, knowledge, intent, possession, control, guilt, innocence, or any legal conclusion.
Request a confidential case review
Discuss the evidence, the questions facing counsel, and the next appropriate step with AMR Digital Forensics.