It varies a lot by courthouse, and honestly, this is one of the most common surprises for attorneys who haven't tried a case in a particular courtroom before. Some Michigan courts have built-in AV systems, but the quality and reliability vary widely. Others have little to no permanent technology, meaning everything needs to be brought in.
Even when a courtroom does have equipment, we typically recommend supplementing it rather than relying on it exclusively. Part of what we do before trial is confirm exactly what a specific courthouse offers, so there are no surprises on day one.
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