A prosecutor makes notes at a trial. The Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules heard comments from lawyers about a proposed rule change on the use of illustrative aids at trials. Photo: ALYSSA POINTER/[email protected] Lawyers Oppose Proposed Rule Change Requiring Notice of Visual Aid Use in Trials
Mark Lanier, founder of the Texas-based Lanier Law Firm, said the change could weaken a lawyer's strategy in some situations.
January 27, 2023 at 02:52 PM
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Evidence
The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
A proposed rule that would require attorneys give opposing counsel advance notice of the use of illustrative aids at trial would be difficult to follow and undercut trial strategies, lawyers said in testimony to a federal judicial rules committee on Friday.
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