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Just when lawyers think they've seen the latest in high-tech trial gizmos designed to dazzle jurors, something new comes along to push the envelope even further. The latest: holographic imaging, which makes it possible to show such things as three-dimensional views of aneurysms, running automotive parts and structural failures. But some lawyers worry that too much gadgetry will sever the emotional connection they need to make with jurors.
August 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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