Showing posts with label call records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label call records. Show all posts

Diplomas: Mobile Telephone Evidence (MTEdipl)

Diplomas: Mobile Telephone Evidence (MTEdipl).The Diplomas provide individuals with a path to recognition for demonstrating development of students knowledge, skill and experience for those involved in mobile telephone examination and evidence or for anyone interested in this field of distinction..Empowering students to have confidence in themselves, their knowledge and skills, is one feature in

Cell Site Analysis

Cell Site AnalysisIN HER MAJESTY'S COURT OF APPEAL IN NORTHERN IRELANDNeutral Citation no. [2008] NICA 5THE QUEEN v RICHARD DAVID McCARTAN and BARRY DAVID SKINNER.Appeal Court: Kerr LCJ, Campbell LJ and Morgan Jhttp://www.courtsni.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/4F39A7FC-5350-4E4B-BB76-FA8DC4BA08D6/0/j_j_KER7057Final.htmIt is not proven with cell site analysis that evidence obtained relating to mobile call

Conflicts Call Records & SMS Delivery Dates

Conflicts Call Records & SMS Delivery DatesOne of the topics dealt with on my training courses just last week is getting examiners to appreciate the relevance of date and time stamps for received SMS text messages. Essentially, it should not be assumed as fact that a text message date and time stamp and call record date and time stamp for the SMS reflect the actual date and time of receipt by a

GSM Radio Test Measurements - Non-Dominance

GSM Radio Test Measurements - Non-Dominance Screen Image 1Readers and cell site analysis students will recall the thread at http://trewmte.blogspot.com/2007/01/gsm-radio-test-measurements.html regarding GSM Radio Test Measurements. In that thread the discussion related to possible anomalies and interpretation regarding radio test measurements. In this thread I want to highlight another radio

Mobile Telephone Evidence

Mobile Telephone Call RecordsCall Records obtained from the network operator provide the factual evidence of communications between parties to illustrate contact and association. Since July 2000 Single Point of Contact rules, the operator needs to exhibit call records and serve a statement of that fact. However, a compilation may be created by an case officer, served as an Exhibit using material