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Practitioner resources

Practitioner resources

Free, ungated checklists for framing questions, reviewing reports and arranging evidence transfer.

Preparing for independent examination

These resources help legal practitioners and professional organisations identify the question and the information needed for a scoped instruction. They can be read online, printed or downloaded without registration.

Start with How to instruct a digital forensic expert for the complete workflow. The forensic questions hub links common evidentiary problems to substantive notes and relevant work. Fees & engagement explains the factors affecting scope and cost.

Using the checklists

The checklists are working aids, not claims about a particular case or a substitute for the applicable court directions. Initial enquiries should describe material rather than include it. Substantive transfer follows conflict checking and engagement through matter-specific secure arrangements.

Downloadable checklists

FORENSIC INSTRUCTIONS

A question about digital evidence?

For legal practitioners and professional organisations: discuss the forensic question, available material and timeframes.

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