Overview of Legal Technology Consulting, LLC.'s Forensic Animation, 2D Modeling, 3D Modeling, Multimedia Presentations, Forensic Reconstruction, and Training Courses.

Multimedia Presentations

Legal Technology Consulting, LLC. can produce very appealing static and animated graphics for your presentations both in and out of the courtroom. We utilize professional graphic designers, multimedia, and video editing tools to produce state of the art multimedia. We create media for print, interactive use, and animated computer or video presentations.

Computer Simulations

Computer simulations are driven by scientific formulas. Computer simulations are viewed by the courts as scientific evidence. They can be used to demonstrate an expert's opinion and dramatically illustrate how the objects, and/or human models move and interact according to scientific principles and formulas. For a computer simulation to be admitted into evidence, it must be sponsored by an expert witness. The predicate for admissibility focuses on the underlying scientific principles and the reliability of the expert's application of these principles as depicted in the simulation. Computer simulations are frequently used to illustrate a variety of scenarios both in and out of the courtroom. The graphical presentation of your expert's opinion is the single most important aid in the presentation of your case.

Computer Generated Recreations

Computer generated recreations are viewed by courts as demonstrative evidence. In general, they depict scenes relevant to the case that have been recreated from live testimony or unimpeachable evidence such as a live video. To be admissible, demonstrative evidence must be shown to be relevant and accurate to the issues involved in the case. Computer recreations generally involve three dimensional characters demonstrating a witness' testimony. The basic predicate for admissibility is that the recreation fairly and accurately represents the factual situation observed by the witness. The attorney offering the recreation should lay a predicate for admissibility with eyewitness testimony, expert opinions, or both to prove the recreation is factual, realistic, and accurate. You must also convince the judge that the recreation will aid and not confuse the jury.

Computer recreations and simulations are effectively used as evidence to illustrate a key defense witnesses' testimony. They are also used in illustrating a set of complex facts and are also used to demonstrate an expert's testimony. Admissibility into evidence is determined by whether the recreation is offered as scientific evidence (computer simulation) or demonstrative evidence (computer recreation).

The effective use of computer recreations and simulations make a tremendous impact in your presentation.

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Forensic Animation
2D Modeling and 3D Modeling
Multimedia Presentations
Forensic Reconstruction
Training