The Online Courtroom: Leveraging Remote Technology in Litigation

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Table of Contents:

1. Why Take Litigation Online Disruption and Innovation
2. Views from the Bench
3. Views from Counsel Table
4. Views from the Witness Box
5. Views from the Jury Box
6. Meeting the Technical Challenges of Online Litigation
7. Addressing the Legal Permissibility of Online Litigation
8. Preserving the Representativeness of Jury Pools in Online Trials
9. Online Client and Witness Meetings
10. Taking and Defending Online Depositions
11. Online Arguments to the Court
12. Credibility and Communication in an Online Environment
13. Implementing Technology for Remote Trials
14. Managing Jurors in the Virtual Courtroom from Summons to Deliberation
15. Online Jury Selection
16. Online Testimony
17. Online Use of Trial Exhibits and Demonstratives
18. Instructions for Online Juries
19. Socially Distanced and Online Jury Deliberations
20. The Future of Online Litigation

Author Bio

Richard Gabriel is President of Decision Analysis and Founder of the Online Courtroom Project. He is a former President of the American Society of Trial Consultants and has written a book on his work in numerous high-profile trials and co-written a book on jury selection. For 36 years, he has developed innovative solutions for clients and the justice system and is a frequent commentator on high-profile trials for CNN. Ken Broda-Bahm, Ph.D. is a Senior Litigation Consultant with Persuasion Strategies (a service of Holland & Hart LLP), in Denver, Colorado. He has provided research and strategic advice to clients since 1993. A member of the Advisory Board for the Online Courtroom Project and a past President of the American Society of Trial Consultants, he also writes extensively on topics of litigation persuasion and advocacy at the blog PersuasiveLitigator.com, and frequently presents on effective courtroom communication.