Bush v. State of Florida
Bush v. State of Florida
Case Date: | 05/14/2020 |
Citation: | 45 Fla. L. Weekly Fed. S 145 |
Court Type: | Florida State Court |
Court: | Florida Supreme Court (Fla.) |
Judge: | Justice: Per Curiam |
Issues: | The Appellant, Bush, appealed his conviction of murder. The evidence collected and utilized at trial included Bush’s searches recovered from his computer before and after the commission of the crime. |
Resolution: | Bush’s hard drive was forensically examined. The examination revealed that Bush had conducted searches prior to the charged crime for the terms “silencer,” “silencer + plan,” “homemade suppressor,” “how to make a homemade silencer/suppressor,” “build a .22 caliber suppressor,” “suppressors and silencers,” and “build a .22 caliber suppressor.” This information was submitted into evidence. The Supreme Court affirmed the conviction based upon this and other extensive circumstantial evidence. |
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E-Discovery Issues: | Admissibility |
E-discovery Tags: | Data Recovery, Forensic Analysis/Examination |
E-discovery subjects: | Computer, Hard drive |