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Jipu 123

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If properly conducted, discovery can eliminate the potential for _________ in evidence presented at trial.
 
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What is auto coding? What are its advantages? What further steps may be necessary after auto coding is accomplished?
 
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Answer to Question 1

surprises

Answer to Question 2

Auto coding is the electronic scanning and coding of documents by selected key terms and dates. It allows large volumes of documents to be coded automatically, without human review. In some cases, the documents are first auto-coded, and then selected documents are manually coded.



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