The obligation to preserve the evidence began, they say, when the company first received civil lawsuits related to the hacking.
Tripp coached Lewinsky in her campaign to rekindle the affair, secretly tape-recorded her confessions and got her to document her encounters and preserve crucial evidence.
Excavating graves with diggers is not the best way to preserve bodies or collate evidence.
How can we preserve the usefulness of forensic evidence while protecting the public when it breaks down?
The Center for Security Policy believes that, in light of the latest, powerful evidence of Mikhail Gorbachev's desire to preserve the power of the traditional central authorities in the USSR and his willingness to yield on this score only in the face of sustained pressure, it would be a grievous mistake for the West to come to his rescue.
The government wants to preserve the removed pipe to use for study and possibly as evidence down the road.
Although Medicare administrators are not permitted to make coverage decisions based on economic considerations, the new law does preserve their longstanding ability to deny payment for a drug if persuasive evidence suggests that it is not clinically effective for a particular condition.
On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Susan Illston ruled that Oracle destroyed or failed to preserve Chief Executive Larry Ellison's e-mails, which were being sought as evidence in a class-action lawsuit filed in 2001 against the company.
Last week's hearing before a special master overseeing the collection of evidence in the antitrust case came just days after Intel admitted it made mistakes in its effort to preserve documents that it is required to hand over to AMD's lawyers (see "Intel's Missing Memos").
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