Practical Applications and Challenges for the Future - Module 5 of 5

Question 1

The European Union’s privacy laws are called the:

A. GRPD

B. GDPR

C. RPDG

D. PGRD

Question 2

E-Discovery is scheduled:

A. According to the standard FRCP schedule.

B. According to a cost-benefit analysis only.

C. So that the easiest data to find comes first.

D. So that the most difficult data to find comes first.

Question 3

Once the case is over, the discovered data is:

A. Held for up to seven years under the FRCP.

B. Kept forever on government servers.

C. Immediately destroyed.

D. Subject to preservation or destruction under terms of the discovery plan.

Question 4

A company litigation response team:

A. Can already be in place.

B. Is only created in response to litigation and changes with each lawsuit.

C. Is a growing sector of the third-party e-discovery industry.

D. Is a committee formed by the judge in a case.

Question 5

What percentage of companies are up-to-speed on the latest e-discovery technology?

A. About 90%

B. About 30%

C. About 10%

D. Less than 5%

Question 6

“Disclosure” in e-discovery is

A. The British legal term for “discovery.”

B. When a party inadvertently sends privileged materials to the other party.

C. Both “A” and “B”.

D. When a secret subpoena is made public.

Question 7

Outside IT experts can be called in:

A. At any stage in the e-discovery process by any party or the court.

B. Only by court order.

C. Only if there is a disagreement between the parties.

D. Only during the appeals process.

Question 8

Data is analyzed:

A. Before discovery begins.

B. At the end of discovery.

C. By people looking at the discovered data.

D. During the first pretrial.

Question 9

Human review of data:

A. Is not important in e-discovery.

B. Takes 70 percent of the e-discovery budget.

C. Only takes place on appeal.

D. Takes place under a judge’s supervision.

Question 10

The future of e-discovery may bring:

A. More data than anyone can deal with.

B. More storage devices than can be counted.

C. Smart Homes that spy on everyone and store untold amounts of data.

D. All of the above.