EVIDENCE + TECHNOLOGY 2026

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The document is an exhibitor prospectus for the 15th Annual Evidence + Technology Spine Summit, scheduled for February 13-16, 2019, in Park City, UT. It outlines the event's purpose as a platform for spine specialists to discuss advancements in spine care, including new technologies and treatment methods. The prospectus provides details on attendance statistics, program information, exhibit space availability, registration procedures, and marketing guidelines for exhibitors. It emphasizes the importance of compliance with NASS regulations and offers logistical information regarding the event.

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Begin by entering your company information, including the name, address, and contact details as they will appear on signage and in the Final Program.
Select your preferred method of payment. If paying by credit card, ensure you fill in the card number and expiration date accurately.
Review the fees section carefully. The early bird rate is $3,000 per table if submitted by January 11, 2019; otherwise, it’s $3,300.
Indicate any companies you prefer not to be placed next to or across from in the designated area.
Sign the agreement section to confirm your understanding of the terms outlined in the prospectus before submitting your application.

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What are the 3 main types of evidence?

Forms of evidence Testimony: Oral evidence presented in court under oath or affirmation. Hearsay: Second hand evidence obtained from a third partys experience, generally not admissible in criminal cases. Real Evidence: Physical evidence, such as documents, weapons, or photographs, presented in court.

Which is the major source for digital evidence?

Computers and Laptops: Personal computers and laptops are primary sources of digital evidence. They store documents, emails, browsing history, and even deleted files.

What are 3 sources of digital evidence?

There are many sources of digital evidence, but for the purposes of this publication, the topic is divided into three major forensic categories of devices where evidence can be found: Internet-based, stand-alone computers or devices, and mobile devices.

What is an evidence tech?

An evidence technician is a type of forensic science technician who is responsible for preserving the chain of custody for evidence so it is legally valid at trial. Evidence technicians work in the crime scene investigation field and typically have a background in forensic science or criminal justice.

What is an example of digital evidence?

Computer documents, emails, text and instant messages, transactions, images and Internet histories are examples of information that can be gathered from electronic devices and used very effectively as evidence.

What are three sources of digital evidence?

Text Messages. Call Logs. Applications used. Social Media accounts. Everything from All Categories.

What are the 3 sources of evidence in forensics?

biological evidence (e.g., blood, body fluids, hair and other tissues) latent print evidence (e.g., fingerprints, palm prints, foot prints) footwear and tire track evidence. trace evidence (e.g., fibers, soil, vegetation, glass fragments)

How is technology used in forensics?

Modern forensic technology includes laser ablation, alternate light photography, high-speed ballistic photography, 3D forensic facial reconstruction, DNA amplification, and superglue fuming, to name a few. The two areas we will focus on are: DNA amplification and superglue fuming.

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