TRIAL SERVICES Decide How You Want To Present The Visuals Directly from device which “mirrors the screen” Presentation tools: Trial Director, TrialPad, Timeline 3D or other apps/programs Important: Understand the benefits and limitations of the various methods and practice. Consult with us! How Will You Present The Testimony Large monitor or projection to screen HDMI TrialPad to Apple TV PC/Laptop Sync video to transcript Wireless in the Courtroom Know the courtroom geometry, available technology, limitations and restrictions.Consult with us to assist in A/V consultation and coordination. Mirroring in the CourtroomCallouts and Highlights The Payoff Decide what video clips you want to use in closing pursuant to Hayes v. Delamotte, 231 N.J. 373 (2018).The Supreme Court approved the use of excerpts of video trial testimony in closing.The excerpts must not be so lengthy to constitute a “second trial.”The excerpts must be disclosed to your adversary to assure they do not misstate evidence or are taken out of context.Important: Select excerpts carefully and do not overwhelm.