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Additional Resources
“The Admissibility of Digital Photographs in Court,” by Steven B.
Staggs, accessed at http://www.crime-scene-investigator.net/admissi
bilityofdigital.html.
Database Design for Mere Mortals: A Hands On Guide to Relational
Database Design, 2nd edition, by Michael J. Hernandez (Indianapolis:
Addison-Wesley Developers Press, 2003).
Mapping Systems: General Reference, Trimble Navigation Limited,
2002. http://gisgeek.pdx.edu/G425-FieldGIS/MapSys_Jan2002_Gen
Ref.pdf.
“You Won’t Believe Your Eyes:Digital Photography as Legal Evidence,”
by Roderick T. McCarvel, accessed at http://www.seanet.com/~rod/
digiphot.html.
Exchange Articles
“Better Ways to Map Conservation Lands Through Improved GIS
and Online Mapping,” by Larry Orman, Ryan Branciforte, Chris
Davis and Christopher Walter, Exchange, Spring 2006.
“Digitally Documenting Baseline and Stewardship Data,” by Eric
Erler, Exchange, Fall 2000.
“The Legal Efficacy of New Technologies in the Enforcement and
Defense of Conservation Easements,” by Melissa K. Thompson,
Exchange, Summer 2004.
“Legal Viewpoint: Inquiring Minds Want to Know: How Do Public
Disclosure Laws Apply to Land Trusts?” by Burnet R. Maybank III,
Esq. and Alexandra P. Eikner, Exchange, Fall 2006.
“Preparing for Future Litigation of Conservation Easements,” by
Elizabeth L. Wroblicka, Esq., Exchange, Winter 2005.
“Records Policy and Management: A Key Aspect of Protecting Land
‘in Perpetuity,’” by Darla Guenzler, Exchange, Fall 2000.
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