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Contact List
If you would like to get in touch with Working Group members, please contact the PILON Secretariat.
| Country | Name | Position | Organisation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tonga | Linda Simiki Folaumoetu’I (chair) | Attorney General and DPP | Attorney General’s Office |
| American Samoa | Fainu'ulelei Falefatu Ala'ilima-Uta | Attorney General | Attorney General Office |
| Australia | Lauren Murray | Senior Legal Officer | Attorney General’s Department |
| Australia | Amit Dogra | Legal Officer | Attorney General’s Department |
| Cook Islands | Lauaki Jason Annandale | Solicitor General | Crown Law Office |
| Fiji | Glenys Andrews | Deputy Chief Law Draftsperson | Attorney General’s Office |
| Federated States Of Micronesia | Leonito Bacalando | Assistant Attorney General | FSM Department of Justice |
| Nauru | Janwai Uditt | Secretary Justice and Border Control | Public Prosecution Office |
| Nauru | Saifizaan Shah | Principal Legal Officer | Public Prosecution Office |
| New Zealand | Joanne Mildenhall | Senior Crown Counsel | Crown Law Office |
| PNG | Josephine Advent Pitmur | Deputy Secretary for Justice Administration | Department of Justice & Attorney General |
| Solomon Islands | Andrew Kelesi | Director of Public Prosecutions | Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions |
| Vanuatu | Josaia Naigulevu | Director of Public Prosecutions | Office of Public Prosecutions |
Draft documents
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Published resources
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Learning resources
5 April 2024
PILON Cybercrime Working Group Webinar – “Link by Link: Forging the Chain of Custody for Digital Evidence”
On Friday 5 April 2024, the PILON Cybercrime Working Group delivered a webinar on “Link by Link: Forging the Chain of Custody for Digital Evidence”. The webinar featured Michael James (Senior Digital Forensic Examiner, Australian Federal Police), Natasha Purvis (Senior Federal Prosecutor, Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions, Australia) and Elma Rizzu Hilly, (Principal Magistrate, Central Magistrates Court, Honiara, Solomon Islands). The speakers shared their knowledge and expertise in maintaining the chain of custody for digital evidence, from the investigation of a crime to the prosecution and subsequent court proceedings.
For your convenience, the webinar was recorded. To view the recording of the webinar please click here
A Template – Search Form from Michael Jame’s presentation is also included for agencies to use.
We hope you enjoy this presentation and please let us know what you think by emailing pilon@pilonsec.org
This webinar is bought to you by the Pacific Islands Law Officers’ Network (PILON) Cybercrime Working Group
This first webinar is part of a multi-part series for the Zyber/Insig2 “Digital Forensics for Lawyers and Judges – Intermediate level” scholarship course delivered by the Working Group.
With thanks to our presenters from the New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs – Te Tari Taiwhenua
This webinar is bought to you by the Pacific Islands Law Officers’ Network (PILON) Cybercrime Working Group
This second webinar is part of a multi-part series for the Zyber/Insig2 “Digital Forensics for Lawyers and Judges – Intermediate level” scholarship course delivered by the Working Group.
With thanks to our presenter Corporal Savenaca Siwatibau, Digital Forensics and IT Investigation Unit, Fiji Police Force
This webinar is bought to you by the Pacific Islands Law Officers’ Network (PILON) Cybercrime Working Group
This third webinar is part of a multi-part series for the Zyber/Insig2 “Digital Forensics for Lawyers and Judges – Intermediate level” scholarship course delivered by the Working Group.
With thanks to our presenter Leotrina Macomber, former Crown Counsel and Kalisi K. Tohifolau, Acting Deputy Police Commissioner
This webinar recording is brought to you by the Pacific Islands Law Officers’ Network(PILON) Cybercrime Working Group and Council of Europe.
Moderator: Attorney General Linda Folaumoetu’i from the Kingdome of Tonga, and Catalina Stroe, Council of Europe.
Presenters: Pacific Fusion Centre, Domingo Kabunare, Tupou Vainikolo, Joan Barata and Geronimo Sy
We were joined by experts Superintendent Kalisi Tohifolau and Siosaia Vaipuna from the Computer Emergency Response Team in the Kingdom of Tonga. Kalisi and Saia shared their experience about computer forensics and explained how the police and CERT work together in Tonga to continue to combat cybercrimes. Participants completed online modules 7 and 8 relating to this discussion group.
Zyber: Slideshow Presentation:
This webinar recording is brought to you by the Pacific Islands Law Officers’ Network(PILON) Cybercrime Working Group. This webinar is entitled “Digital Evidence Preservation”
The views expressed in this presentation are those of the presenters and do not necessarily reflect the views of policies of PILON, or any one PILON member country or government agency.
If you have any questions or comments please contact pilon@pilonsec.org
This webinar recording is brought to you by the Pacific Islands Law Officers’ Network(PILON) Cybercrime Working Group. This webinar is entitled “Digital Forensic Process”
The views expressed in this presentation are those of the presenters and do not necessarily reflect the views of policies of PILON, or any one PILON member country or government agency.
If you have any questions or comments please contact pilon@pilonsec.org
Next meeting details
Our next meeting is scheduled for:
Date: TBC
Time: TBC
Type: Videoconference
In advance of each Working Group meeting, the PILON Secretariat will send group members a Zoom link. If you have not received a link by the morning of your videoconference, please contact the PILON Secretariat.
To find some handy guides for best practice engagement in meetings, webinars and workshops held over Zoom, please visit Videoconferencing.
