In a previous post, we discussed the hazards of not paying enough attention to redactions. In this blog we offer i-View’s redaction tools as an example of one method for creating, reviewing and finalizing redactions that reduce the chances for errors.
Court provided tech or sharing monitors or a projector with opposing counsel can create wonderful efficiencies and allow for the logistically easy presentation of evidence. These systems, however, can create a couple of small hiccups in many laptops as you are switching back and forth between display sources.
Continue reading “Simple Technique for Working in a shared Trial Display Environment”
A couple of follow up notes on working in courtrooms that provide some display equipment: The presence of equipment does not eliminate the need for some of your own gear. Below I address a few issues that commonly come up in tech enabled courtrooms:
How to hide your display from the Jury while finding what you need: Continue reading “Court Provided Tech: Part 2”
