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2026-11-11: Police Say They Will Forensically Examine My Devices. What Does That Mean?
2026-11-10: AI Deepfake Fraud Charges: When a Fake CEO Call Becomes a Federal Case
2026-11-06: CBP Phone Search at the Airport Leads to Federal Charges
2026-11-05: AI-Generated Evidence Is Becoming Common: What a Pinellas Park Arrest Shows
2026-11-05: AI Deepfakes of Real People Are Prosecuted as Real Crimes
2026-11-01: AI Watermarks and Criminal Cases: Your AI Content May Carry a Hidden Trail
2026-10-31: Teens Charged Over AI-Generated Images of Classmates: What Parents Should Know
2026-10-30: Dark Web Drug Charges in Florida: How Federal Agents Trace Online Sales
2026-10-29: One Cloud-Account Tip, Then AI-Generated Images: How an Investigation Can Widen
2026-10-29: From a Cloud Upload to a CyberTip to a Warrant: Why Charges Can Come Months Later
2026-10-24: Making AI Images of Real People Without Consent Can Lead to Criminal Charges
2026-10-24: Smart Glasses Recording: When Camera Glasses Raise Criminal Law Questions
2026-10-23: How a Phone Forensic Exam Can Lead to Additional Charges
2026-10-23: From Cloud Account to Person: How Investigators Trace a CyberTip
2026-10-21: Account Suspended or Closed? What a Terms of Service Notice Can Mean
2026-10-21: One Upload, Many Counts: How a Single Cloud Photo Can Turn Into Multiple Charges
2026-10-20: From Username to Real Name: How Police Connect an Online Account to a Person
2026-10-18: From Cash App to the Courtroom: How Payment App Records Become Evidence
2026-10-15: Is That Video Real? Federal Judges Weigh a Deepfake Evidence Rule as AI Improves
2026-10-14: Vero Beach Arrest Shows How Florida Prosecutes AI-Generated Sexual Images
2026-10-14: When Your AI Chatbot Prompts Are Used Against You
2026-10-14: From Search Terms to Robots: Who Is Responsible When a Robot Breaks the Law?
2026-10-14: Your Car Is a Witness: Tesla Sentry Mode, FSD Data and Vehicle Evidence
2026-10-14: The Take It Down Act: Federal Charges for AI Deepfake Intimate Images
2026-10-14: AI Music, Bots and the First Federal Streaming Fraud Case
2026-10-14: Ohio Online Sting Operations: What Happens After an Undercover Chat Arrest
2026-10-14: When an AI Agent Acts on Its Own, Who Is Responsible?
2026-10-11: Internet and Computer Crime Investigations: A Defense Lawyer Answers Common Questions
2026-10-11: Cameras Everywhere: Digital Evidence and Your Defense
2026-10-09: Received a Federal Target Letter in an Internet Crime Investigation
2026-10-09: Arrested in an Online Sting: What Happens Next
2026-10-09: Charged With an Internet Crime for the First Time: What First Offenders Should Know
2026-10-09: How a CyberTipline Report Can Lead to a Police Investigation
2026-10-09: Police Seized My Computer or Phone: What Happens Next
2026-10-08: AI Evidence in Court: An Arizona Sentencing Shows the Stakes
2026-10-08: When the Cloud Is a Crime Scene: Dropbox, Google Drive, and What Lives on Someone Else’s Servers
2026-10-08: When Facebook Is a Crime Scene: Years of Posts, Messenger, and Marketplace as Evidence
2026-10-08: When Telegram Is a Crime Scene: Secret Chats, Channels, and the Limits of Anonymity
2026-10-08: When Google Is a Crime Scene: One Account, Every Device, Years of Activity
2026-10-08: When Email Is a Crime Scene: Search Warrants for Gmail and Outlook Accounts
2026-10-08: When Instagram Is a Crime Scene: Stories, DMs, and Second Accounts as Evidence
2026-10-08: When Snapchat Is a Crime Scene: Snapchat Evidence in Criminal Investigations and Prosecutions
2026-10-08: AI, SI, or Something Else? The Public Will Decide What We Call It
2026-10-08: AI Image Generators and the Law: When Prompting Crosses a Line, and When You’re the Target
2026-10-08: How Police Get Your AI Chats, Images, and Account Records
2020-08-17: Tampa Internet Crime Attorney
2020-08-12: Hillsborough Sheriff Announces Solicitation Arrests “Operation Small Talk”
2019-01-31: Surveillance, Crime & Evidence
2019-01-30: Super Lawyer – 2019
2017-11-17: Computer / Internet Crimes in Both State and Federal Court
2017-11-08: Dating Website Scam? “Someone Contacted Me and Demanded Payment”
2017-10-18: What if the Government Fails to Preserve, or Destroys, Digital Evidence During an Investigation?
2017-06-19: Packingham v. North Carolina: Registration, Social Media and the First Amendment
2017-03-24: Should I Provide My Password to the Police or FBI? : Encryption, Passwords & the Law
2016-05-18: What Should You Do if the Police or FBI Search Your Home?
2016-05-15: Artificial Intelligence & Robot Lawyers?
2016-05-02: Federal Court Orders Woman to Unlock iPhone With Her Finger
2016-04-29: Smart Mattresses With “Infidelity Detection Systems” : the Internet of Things & the Law
2016-04-13: Questioning the “Biography” of a Digital File & Why It Matters
2016-04-13: Investigations of Online Sex Crimes
2016-04-09: Law Enforcement – “There’s an App for That.” Criminal Investigations Over the Internet Peer-to-peer (P2P) Networks

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