How Does the Department of Justice Perform Large Scale Document Reviews

1. How does the Department of Justice perform large scale document reviews? The Department of Justice follows specific standards and procedures to get to perform large scale document reviews which being: The complete details relating to the review that is needed to be carried out will be first planned out before carrying out the next level of stages for large scale document reviews. The various categories of the E-Discovery documents will be profiled. Information regarding de-duplication and the methods used regarding the purpose need to be furnished. Bates numbering of the sequence will be used in document numbering. Privilege designation of documents like ‘Redacted’ and /or privileged will have to be put in the regarding columns. A whole complete sample having all the categories of electronic documents will be first sent to the division. The sent that will be sent will neither be too large or neither a small sample. After the feedback, and solving of the samples further volume of documents will be sent. The working template will have all the adequate labels that will denote all the detailed coding necessities that are needed to represent every E-discovery material. All the electronic document materials will be delivered in hard drives with statistical data on the volume of the materials provided and the format of the media. In all the large scale document reviewing takes place systematically from small samples and every detailed data related to it. Once the solutions are provided for the smaller samples without error, the larger sample and the complete large scale document review will be carried out.