ACEDS TEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 95 QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) RATED A
What European Union regulation controls the processing of personal data within
the EU?
A. the data protective directive
B. the safe harbor act
C. the hague evidence convention
D. working document 1/2009
A. the data protective directive
directive 95/46/EC, regulates the processing of personal data within the EU.
According to the mandate, processing refers to "any operation or set of
operations which is performed upon personal data, whether or not by
automatic means, such as collection, recording, organization, storage,
adaptation, or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by
transmission, dissemination, or otherwise making available, alignment or
combination, blocking, erasure, or destruction.
Working document 1/2009 on pre-trial discovery for cross border litigation was
published by?
A. the UN reciprocal affairs office
B. the US supreme court
C. the EU trade commission
D. the data protection working party
D. the data protection working party
,convened under article 29 of the Data protection directive. it is an independent
European advisory body on data protection and privacy.
which of the following is a step you should take to ensure data that can be
overwritten is preserved:
A. disable automated deletion systems
B. focus on the continued existence of the source
C. Design a system so custodians can preserve relevant items
D. get a valid forensic image of the relevant devices
D. get a valid forensic image of the relevant devices
Which of the following non-party information would not be considered in the
control of you client?
A. an overseas data farm
B. online collaborative tools such as for document writing
C. surveillance tapes from a nearby building
D. cloud based email applications
C. surveillance tapes from a nearby building
According to the Safe Harbor Protection under Rule 37, it is not permissible to
allow what kind of data management system to continue to operate once a legal
hold is issued?
A. overwriting
,B. routine recycling
C. automated deletion systems
D. data held in temporary folders
C. automated deletion systems
Which of the following would be the most appropriate cases to use predictive
coding?
A. cases with low document volumes
B. cases with documents that are not text based
C. cases with clear issues or definitions
D. cases with documents in multiple languages
C. cases with clear issues or definitions
the most appropriate cases for predictive coding including cases with large
volumes, significant numbers of custodians, cases with clear issues or
definitions for relevance and cases with very tight timeframes.
The following can all be considered benefits of predictive coding EXCEPT?
A. confidentiality
B. replicability
C. transparency
D. infallibility
D. infallibility
, there is no way to get perfect results with a large volume of documents. studies
have shown predictive coding can be more accurate than traditional review but
it is not infallible.
Which of the following is a benefit of predictive coding?
A. predictive coding can be more accurate than linear review
B. predictive coding eliminates the need for culling before the review begins
C. predictive coding eliminates the need for expert human reviewers.
D. predictive coding is today considered more defensible by courts than linear
review
A. predictive coding can be more accurate than linear review
studies suggest coding quality and consistency can be superior for cases that use
predictive coding than cases with traditional review
Which of the following is not a form of a TAR (technology assisted review)?
A. Discussion threading
B. predictive coding
C. clustering
D. near duplicate analysis
E. concept searching
F. keyword searching
G. root training
G. root training
COMPLETE 95 QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) RATED A
What European Union regulation controls the processing of personal data within
the EU?
A. the data protective directive
B. the safe harbor act
C. the hague evidence convention
D. working document 1/2009
A. the data protective directive
directive 95/46/EC, regulates the processing of personal data within the EU.
According to the mandate, processing refers to "any operation or set of
operations which is performed upon personal data, whether or not by
automatic means, such as collection, recording, organization, storage,
adaptation, or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by
transmission, dissemination, or otherwise making available, alignment or
combination, blocking, erasure, or destruction.
Working document 1/2009 on pre-trial discovery for cross border litigation was
published by?
A. the UN reciprocal affairs office
B. the US supreme court
C. the EU trade commission
D. the data protection working party
D. the data protection working party
,convened under article 29 of the Data protection directive. it is an independent
European advisory body on data protection and privacy.
which of the following is a step you should take to ensure data that can be
overwritten is preserved:
A. disable automated deletion systems
B. focus on the continued existence of the source
C. Design a system so custodians can preserve relevant items
D. get a valid forensic image of the relevant devices
D. get a valid forensic image of the relevant devices
Which of the following non-party information would not be considered in the
control of you client?
A. an overseas data farm
B. online collaborative tools such as for document writing
C. surveillance tapes from a nearby building
D. cloud based email applications
C. surveillance tapes from a nearby building
According to the Safe Harbor Protection under Rule 37, it is not permissible to
allow what kind of data management system to continue to operate once a legal
hold is issued?
A. overwriting
,B. routine recycling
C. automated deletion systems
D. data held in temporary folders
C. automated deletion systems
Which of the following would be the most appropriate cases to use predictive
coding?
A. cases with low document volumes
B. cases with documents that are not text based
C. cases with clear issues or definitions
D. cases with documents in multiple languages
C. cases with clear issues or definitions
the most appropriate cases for predictive coding including cases with large
volumes, significant numbers of custodians, cases with clear issues or
definitions for relevance and cases with very tight timeframes.
The following can all be considered benefits of predictive coding EXCEPT?
A. confidentiality
B. replicability
C. transparency
D. infallibility
D. infallibility
, there is no way to get perfect results with a large volume of documents. studies
have shown predictive coding can be more accurate than traditional review but
it is not infallible.
Which of the following is a benefit of predictive coding?
A. predictive coding can be more accurate than linear review
B. predictive coding eliminates the need for culling before the review begins
C. predictive coding eliminates the need for expert human reviewers.
D. predictive coding is today considered more defensible by courts than linear
review
A. predictive coding can be more accurate than linear review
studies suggest coding quality and consistency can be superior for cases that use
predictive coding than cases with traditional review
Which of the following is not a form of a TAR (technology assisted review)?
A. Discussion threading
B. predictive coding
C. clustering
D. near duplicate analysis
E. concept searching
F. keyword searching
G. root training
G. root training
