Trial presentation software organizes exhibits, deposition video, and demonstratives for courtroom display. Features include instant retrieval by exhibit number, on-screen annotation, side-by-side comparison, and synchronized video with transcript text.
It is typically operated by a trial technician rather than by counsel.
Alternative Names:
Trial Presentation System, Courtroom Presentation Software
Why it Matters?
The practical benefit is pace. A lawyer who can call up a document and highlight the relevant line in seconds maintains momentum during cross-examination, while fumbling with paper surrenders it. Video deposition impeachment is where the difference is starkest, since playing the contradictory answer immediately after the witness deviates is far more effective than reading it. Courtroom technology capability should be confirmed well before trial.
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Who operates trial presentation software?
What should be confirmed before trial?
