It is a painstaking, long, slow process. Everything must be documented, located, and mapped so that exact locations of every tiny bit of forensic evidence can be identified and retraced (Layton, 2005)
Please do not use as a final turn-in paper. The term forensic means, "relating to or dealing with the application of scientific knowledge (as of medicine or linguistics) to legal problems" (Merriam-Webster, Inc
This sampling starts at a random number which will then be related back to new numbers designated in the sampling structure. Then, "The researcher picks another integer which will serve as the constant difference between any two consecutive numbers in the progression," (Castillo 2011)
The first procedure to be used is to focus on gathering document evidence which includes a number of sources. Documents that can be considered as data can be published reports or statements, as well as internal unpublished documents that may have been circulated within the company itself (Kessler 2011)
This includes gathering data using technological resources, like through searching company and public databases for email and other messages, memorandums, and other communications that would help provide information as to how the financial reporting may have been manipulated, and who was involved within that potential manipulation. Access to both private and public databases can now provide a "wealth of information" (Silverstone & Sheetz 2007 p 128)
For example, on p.13, the British dossier incorporates a misplaced comma" (Lewis 2003)
The editor, Barry Rubin, was originally alerted by a reader of the journal of the similarities between the journal article and the government report. Analysis of Marashi's linguistic eccentricities and the sourcing of both documents confirmed the suspicions of plagiarism, as did as the ideas and sourcing in what came to be known as the Downing Street 'dodgy dossier' (Rubin 2003)
' Most of the information from the disk was found in its properties domain. Such information is automatically written by the software and is based on software registration information and the identity of the user logged on at the time of the activity on the document" (Williams & Landwehr 2006)