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Forensic Focus Legal Update December 2020: Refining Search & Seizure; New Laws & Guidance
11th December 2020
The fourth quarter of 2020 has seen some significant legal developments when it comes to digital evidence. In this issue (which also happens to be the anniversary of the inaugural Forensic Focus Legal Update), we highlight:
Search warrant reform in the United Kingdom
Court decisions at various levels of the United States federal court system, including the U.S. Supreme Court
New federal and state laws
A roundup of forthcoming and recently published articles
U.K. search warrants are being reformed
In response to a variety of problems defective warrants, inefficiency, insufficient powers to access evidence on remote servers, and inadequate safeguards the United Kingdom’s Home Office in 2016 commissioned a review of current search warrant law and practices.
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, Q&A-15 (rev. September 19, 2020). The IRS stated that employees who were rehired by the end of the review period would not generally be considered to have experienced an employer-initiated severance when evaluating a partial plan termination. If there is a partial plan termination, affected participants (those who experienced an employer-initiated severance) must be 100% vested.
E-signatures and Remote Notary Guidance from IRS (Retirement) In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the IRS issued temporary relief from the physical presence requirement in Notice 2020-42. Retirement plans often require participant elections and spousal consents to be notarized or witnessed by a plan representative. The notice allows for remote notarization in states that permit them. Plan representatives may also witness a signature remotely using certain safeguards, as specified in the notice. This relief is available from January 1, 2020, through December 31, 2020, so, absent an IRS extension,