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Trial presentation is the presentation of visuals and key points that help enhance the judge and jury’s understanding of an attorney’s case. With so many people being visual learners, having this sort of presentation at hand can make a huge impact on the outcome of one’s work. When an attorney has a good presentation at hand, a jury’s opinion can potentially be swayed.
But trial presentation isn’t just one thing. Attorneys must decide what type best fits their needs. Here are some examples of what a trial presentation can be for your case:
- Documentary evidence presented visually
- Printed trial boards
- PowerPoint presentations
- Computer animation
- Any combination of the above!
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