Is it possible to fit your trial in the palm of your hand? My answer is yes, but that may vary from firm to firm. We all know that technology has changed the face of a normal trial. Trials move at a quicker pace, and the incorporation of audio and visual equipment has made the average trial more exciting.
It is almost impossible to navigate through your day without the use of technology. As we walk down the street, we talk on our cell phones, listen to our iPods and anticipate arriving at our destinations so we can pull out our laptops. In society, we are drawn to visual effects and pictures with high quality. Now that our homes are in high definition, it’s time for the courtroom. A large number of multimedia photo and video presentations have hit courtrooms. If jurors are prone to remember the pictures that affect them most, then why wouldn’t they be prone to remember the presentation that affected them the most?
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