A Tale of Two Courtrooms: Two trial technology case studies
Knowing your technology options, combined with comprehensive planning and courtroom experience, can ensure effective use of technology at trial.
February 20, 2014 at 03:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com
Technology in the courtroom is necessarily an abstraction until you've seen it firsthand. While not a perfect substitute for personal experience, case studies can make the practicalities and possibilities more concrete. The following two case studies illustrate the challenges and successes of using technology in the courtroom. The first exemplifies equipping an old courtroom for electronic evidence presentation. The second compares and contrasts two options for annotating exhibits during witness examination.
Case study 1: Bringing trial technology to an old courtroom
The problem
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