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Best Practices for Navigating Admissibility of Computer-Generated Recreations at Trial

This guide helps legal teams navigate the fine line between persuasive visuals and inadmissible evidence.

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Making Digital Evidence Count in Court with Expert Strategies

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Ensure admissibility - Ensure your computer-generated exhibits comply with relevancy, authentication, and scientific reliability requirements.
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Lay a strong foundation - Understand how to qualify experts, validate data, and satisfy both state and federal rules.
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Present persuasively - Use Trial Director and courtroom best practices to make complex information clear, credible, and compelling.

Inside the Guide: What You’ll Learn

See Real-World Applications

Explore how courts have handled computer-generated simulations and animations in past cases, and what legal teams did right (or wrong) in getting them admitted.

Learn from Proven Strategies

Understand how expert witnesses, accurate recreations, and proper authentication helped shape trial outcomes, insights you can apply to strengthen your own courtroom presentations.

Prove Complex Cases

Use detailed animations and simulations to simplify complex evidence, enhance juror understanding, and present your client’s story clearly and convincingly in court.

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Download the Guide

Ensure your next courtroom presentation meets every evidentiary standard. Download Best Practices for Navigating Admissibility of Computer-Generated Recreations at Trial to learn how to use digital simulations and animations that truly stand up in court.

Inside, you’ll discover:
Present complex digital evidence with confidence:  Learn proven methods for using computer-generated animations and simulations effectively.
Meet admissibility requirements every time: Understand the foundational and technical criteria judges expect in both state and federal courts.
Enhance your trial strategy: Get insights from real-world cases showing how visual exhibits can strengthen arguments and improve jury comprehension.

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