The Basics of a Technology-Enhanced Courtroom

[...]the continuing price drop of high-definition monitors has reached the point where large monitors often cost less than high-intensity projectors. [...]counsel may preserve all markings by printing a color copy of the exhibit. [...]a witness monitor or tablet device should have an annotation feature that allows the witness to electronically mark the displayed image. Courtroom Printing and Electronic Storage of Exhibits A color printer remains a staple of the technology-ready courtroom for printing exhibits on which witnesses have made electronic markings. Besides printing paper copies of images and markings and other notations for review by the judge or jury during deliberations, paper copies often are needed to satisfy the primeval urge for paper backups just in case the electronic Xs and Os disappear into the ether.