The Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules heard comments from lawyers about a proposed rule change on the use of illustrative aids at trials. Credit: Alyssa Pointer/
A federal judiciary rules committee on Friday advanced a proposal to regulate the use of visual aids at trials.
The U.S. Judicial Conference’s Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules voted to approve the rule meant to prevent misleading or unfairly prejudicial illustrative aids from being presented to juries. It now goes to a standing committee for consideration.
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