Richmond Legal Video, Inc.

Courtroom Playback:

Presentation of your recorded deposition in Court can be accomplished is one of two ways:

• Individual depositions can be played directly before Judge and Jury using multiple video monitors. A large 27" monitor is stationed for optimal viewing by the Jury. A small 5-9" monitor is positioned on the Judge's bench for his viewing. Additional 13" monitors are added to allow those seated at Counsel tables to watch as well. The video operator's station includes a VCR, small monitor with headphones, distribution amplifier, and audio/video cutoff switch to prevent the Jury from viewing portions ordered by the Court to be omitted. When desired, and when circumstances permit, a video projection system may be employed in place of, or in addition to, the multiple monitors.
   

• In larger, more complex cases, it is sometimes desirable to incorporate your video directly into trial presentation software such as Trial Director® or Sanction®. In such cases, video, the synchronized transcript, exhibits and other demonstrative evidence can be presented at the touch of a key on a laptop, or with the wave of a barcode reading wand. When using trial presentation software, the images may be shown on multiple monitors, or projected onto a large screen. Many Courtrooms today are equipped with such equipment. Many more are not, and this equipment will be provided and set up by Richmond Legal Video, Inc. personnel.