Yes. This is one of the more technically involved things we do, and it has become much more common since remote testimony became standard practice.

  • We can display the remote witness on one screen while exhibits, documents, or video clips are shown simultaneously on another.
  • Audio and video are coordinated so the jury can follow the witness's testimony while referencing the exhibit in real time.
  • We test the full setup in advance to account for connectivity issues, since remote testimony only works if it is seamless.

Done well, jurors should not even notice the added complexity. It should feel as natural as an in-person witness.

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