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USEFUL LINKS
A Pocket Guide for Judges
California Discovery Law (Richard Best)
Craig Ball’s website Discovery Resources (DTI)
Electronic Discovery Best Practices (Ralph Losey)
Electronic Discovery in the Cloud
Electronic Discovery Primer for Judges
Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM)
FindLaw’s Guide to Electronic Discovery
Gibson Dunn E-Discovery Basics
Guy Kawasaki’s Alltop
How Much Information 2003 (U.C. Berkeley)
K&L Gates Electronic Discovery Law
Kroll Ontrack Resource Library
Ralph Losey’s Blog
Sedona Conference Glossary For E-Discovery
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John Ellis, Federal Defenders
Sabrina L. Feve, Assistant U.S. Attorney
Jessica R. Gross
Charles Gulley, III, Klinedinst PC
Ruth C. Hauswirth, Cooley LLP
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