In today’s society, computer-powered presentations and displays are everywhere. With the world’s reliance on the Internet for information, it seems as if no data or news is disseminated without colorful and eye-catching computer graphics. In other words, the idea of a future world where information is provided primarily through the use of computers has arrived.
As such, when jurors are summoned to the courtroom in this day and age, they may come with the expectation that the case will be presented in a manner that is consistent with how they receive all of their other information in society, i.e. in a visually stimulating and computer-generated fashion. An attorney who instead simply presents as a talking head, relying on index cards or notes along with enlarged exhibits on poster board, may sorely disappoint jurors to the detriment of his or her client.
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