Boston criminal defense attorney Patrick Garrity of Brad Bailey Law recently authored an article published in Law360's Expert Analysis section, examining the challenges of managing digital evidence in federal criminal cases.
The article, titled “Criminal Discovery Practice Must Address Usability Problem,” was published on November 6, 2026, and explores a growing concern in federal criminal litigation: the increasing volume of digital evidence and the difficulties defense attorneys face when reviewing and analyzing that information.
As technology continues to transform criminal investigations, federal prosecutors and defense attorneys must navigate increasingly complex electronic discovery materials. While large quantities of digital evidence can now be collected and produced, ensuring that defense teams can meaningfully access, organize, and review that information presents significant practical challenges.
In his Law360 article, Garrity discusses the gap between the ability to produce digital evidence and the ability to effectively review it, highlighting the importance of addressing usability concerns in federal criminal discovery.
As an associate attorney at Brad Bailey Law, Garrity represents clients facing serious state and federal criminal charges. His experience includes federal criminal defense, complex litigation, constitutional issues, and the review of extensive electronic and forensic evidence.
His contribution to Law360 reflects his ongoing engagement with important developments in criminal defense practice and the challenges facing attorneys handling complex federal cases.
Read Patrick Garrity's full article on Law360:
Criminal Discovery Practice Must Address Usability Problem – Law360
To learn more about Patrick Garrity and his criminal defense experience, visit his attorney profile or contact Brad Bailey Law to discuss your legal needs.