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The Texas Supreme Court, recognizing that video evidence “can be highly persuasive,” has decided that the Texas rules of evidence require that concerns such as unfair prejudice and the potential to mislead the jury must “substantially outweigh” the probative value of video evidence before a trial court may exclude it.

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