COURTROOM TECHNOLOGY District of Nevada COURTROOM TECHNOLOGY - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

COURTROOM TECHNOLOGY

District of Nevada

COURTROOM TECHNOLOGY

Where May I Project a View? What Devices May I Use? How Can I Create & Save Evidence?

Common Questions

PROJECT A VIEW

Desktop Computer Screens

Podium Counsel Tables Judge's Bench

PROJECT A VIEW

Jury Computer Screen

PROJECT A VIEW

Mobile TV Screen

PROJECT A VIEW

Movie Screen

VIEW PROJECTION TIP

TIP: Courtroom Deputy controls who can view the display. Remember to advise the Courtroom Deputy or judge if you want only the witness (not the jury) to view the display. (e.g., refreshing recollection or laying a foundation for admissibility.) Remember to ask permission to publish the admitted evidence to the jury.

DEVICES

Document Camera (aka Overhead Projector) *This can display anything, not just documents

DEVICES

DVD/VHS/Blu-Ray

CONNECT YOUR OWN DEVICE

APPLE TV

Wireless Connection

TIP: MAKE RESERVATIONS, VERIFY COMPATIBILITY & PRACTICE YOUR PRESENTATION

Make Reservations - some courtrooms share portable devices Call the Courtroom Deputy - schedule a training/ troubleshooting session in the courtroom a week before your hearing. Court IT staff - will explain what technology is available in the courtroom for your use. However, they will not be in the courtroom during your presentation.

HOW TO CREATE & SAVE NEW EVIDENCE

Mark-up Screen Displaying Evidence on Overhead Projector

Mark it as an Exhibit Ask Courtroom Deputy to Print a Screen Display Use in Closing Argument

USE FINGERS TO DRAW

John Madden style

COUNSEL & WITNESSES CAN USE COLORS

CAN USE YOUR OWN DEVICE

Laptop or Tablet

COUNSEL OR WITNESS CAN CLEAR SCREEN

Press Corner of Screen

TIP

• TIP: Explain the steps to your witness before

they testify in court. Call the Courtroom Deputy to schedule a rehearsal for your witness.

COURTROOM TECHNOLOGY

Chief Judge Gloria M. Navarro District of Nevada