E-Discovery Refers To

question 2

Multiple Choice

E-discovery refers to:

• A) identifying and retrieving relevant electronic information to support litigation efforts.
• B) something a firm does not account for in its archiving and data storage plans.
• C) older information systems that are often incompatible with other systems, technologies, and ways of conducting business.
• D) collecting and reselling data.
• E) rewards and usage incentive, typically in exchange for a method that provides a more detailed tracking and recording of consumer activity.

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Definitions:

Freedom

Authority or freedom to undertake actions, articulate thoughts, or conceptualize freely without any constraints or suppressions.

Great Migration

Large-scale migration of southern blacks during and after World War I to the North, where jobs had become available during the labor shortage of the war years.

Menial Jobs

Occupations that are often characterized by lower pay, lower social prestige, and tasks that are considered routine and require little to no education or training.

Public Lynchings

were acts of violence, primarily against African Americans, where mobs executed individuals without legal trial, often with public approval or participation, particularly in the South.