What to Do When a Copy Is Not a Copy

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When working with electronic data for litigation, "making a copy" often means duplicating some parts while substituting misleading information elsewhere -- irreparably altering the original. Computer forensics and EDD special master Craig Ball asks: If we can't copy a file by "copying" it, what do we do?

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