CIPP-US - Government and Court Access to Private-Sector Information - Section 3.3
Explain the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure requirements for electronic discovery, litigation holds, and proportionality in responding to civil subpoenas.
Explain how the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure require organisations to issue a litigation hold suspending normal retention and deletion as soon as litigation is reasonably anticipated. Apply the proportionality standard to weigh the burden of producing electronically stored information against its relevance, and recognise the spoliation sanctions for failing to preserve.
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