Federal court proceedings in Connecticut offer a glimpse into the future of trials, and the result is a more interactive and instantaneous process for everyone involved.
Four years ago, federal courthouses in Bridgeport, Hartford and New Haven were infused with technology that changed the nature of communication within courtrooms. For attorneys who fully embrace that technology, laptops become expansive, well-organized briefcases that present exhibits to the judge, jury and public with one keyboard stroke.
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