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Use of cell phone location activity based on proximity to cellular towers is increasingly common in representation of criminal defendants. This presentation will provide an overview of how cellular phones communicate with the network, the way in which this information is retained by the cellular provider, and examples of how this data may translate into mapping for your cases. It will also include strategic litigation ideas for gathering this information independent of prosecutorial involvement to assess potential alibis as well as examples of various mapping platforms that you may see depending on your jurisdiction.
