One of the most important aspects of studying the history of a place is why that place came into existence in the first place. The FBI's Regional Computer Forensics Labs may not be a well-known entity to the general public, but they play a vital role in both our justice system and our daily lives. So this begs the question: why would a laboratory focused strictly on computers, and specifically computer forensics, come into existence at a time when certainly every major government establishment owns and knows about computers and technology? which is associated with it. These are some of the questions that will be answered throughout this research paper, along with an analysis of where they currently stand and where the future of these labs appears to be heading. Computer forensics is defined as “the application of computer investigation methods”. and analysis techniques for the purpose of determining potential legal evidence” [Nelson, Bill, Phillips, Amelia, Enfinger, Frand and Stewart, Chris (2004)] and is prevalent in the fields of law enforcement and government agencies since the mid-1980s. [Daphyne Saunders Thomas, Karen A. Forcht (2004)] However, existence does not justify the creation, development and integration of computer forensics into daily life. An online article from Penn State University discusses the story in more detail. The first real legislation regarding computer crime occurred in 1984 with the Counterfeit Access Devices and Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Among other things, this app officially made it a crime to obtain financial or credit information through a computer. Due to the nature of these laws (being federal legislation...... middle of paper ...... whatever it is, the result of reading all this history and information would be hope. I hope this will be possible for the regional government Computer Forensics Labs can create a well-structured and well-defined process that helps us eliminate threats to every citizen Through the various technologies available and rigorous research. of truth in court, labs and examiners can move toward the goal of one day truly embodying what it means to be a computer forensics expert. It will become clear that there will be a number of steps. that will allow data to be retrieved in a scientific way that will not only be barely admissible in a court of law, but will also be barely admissible in a court of law will be smiled upon, it will become an area where people can truly come together for good. in order to create a beautiful solution to some of the most difficult problems that can be invented in a modern setting..