PowerPoint slides and other visual aids can't be used to make an argument visually if the same argument could not be made orally, the administrative office said in its Directive 07-21.
March 02, 2021 at 02:14 PM
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New Jersey’s Administrative Office of the Courts is warning prosecutors and criminal defense lawyers to steer clear of using visual aids to make impermissible claims during closing arguments.
PowerPoint slides and other visual aids can’t be used to make an argument visually if the same argument could not be made orally, the administrative office said in its Directive 07-21.
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