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Question

Define "file system" in a way that a juror would be likely to understand. Include how various file systems differ from one another. Provide an analogy for explaining file systems to a jury. For instance, in the book File System Forensic Analysis by Brian Carrier, he uses the analogy of a series of filing cabinets in a doctor's office and describes the process of filing and retrieving patient records. In preparing your response, consider the varying backgrounds of jurors. Some may have limited or no computer experience while others may have extensive technical backgrounds. Thus, explanations should be simple and easy to understand while maintaining complete accuracy.