COURTROOM TECHNOLOGY District of Nevada COURTROOM TECHNOLOGY - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

COURTROOM TECHNOLOGY District of Nevada

COURTROOM TECHNOLOGY Common Questions Where May I Project a View? � What Devices May I Use? � How Can I Create & Save Evidence?

PROJECT A VIEW Desktop Computer Screens

Counsel Tables Podium 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 �

Ask Courtroom Deputy to Print a Screen Display Mark it as an Exhibit 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