The use of digital and analog equipment including video cameras, digital cameras, computer programs, integrated lecterns, and electronic whiteboard are explored. The book is divided into four parts. Part I provides an overview of the equipment and is divided into three levels. Each piece of equipment is examined in the context of court participation, skills required for equipment setup, impact of equipment on jurors, control issues for judges, and required advocacy skills for successful use. Part II deals with certain aspects of discovery that affect trials using technology. Part III covers pretrial proceedings that include disclosure by the parties, equipment issues, and videoconferencing for pretrial issues. Part IV covers trial preliminary matters, jury selection and instructions, videoconferencing witness testimony, closing argument, final jury instructions and posttrial briefs. Appendices, glossary, index, and CD-ROM