Why Federal Rule 107 Matters for Your Trial Presentations | Episode 92

About this episode

This episode discusses the implications of Federal Rule of Evidence 107 on trial presentations and courtroom visuals.

Modern juries expect high-quality courtroom visuals. While trial demonstratives are essential for conveying arguments and maintaining juror attention, evolving evidentiary standards are reshaping how these visuals are developed and used. In this IMS Insights Podcast episode, Senior Director of Jury Consulting Chris Dominic welcomes Trial Consultant Michelle Cooper to examine Federal Rule of Evidence 107 and its direct implications for trial presentations. They explore how this rule infl...

People in this episode

Host: Chris Dominic

Guest: Michelle Cooper

Topics covered

• trial presentations
• courtroom visuals
• evidentiary standards
• jury consulting
• legal strategies

Keywords

• trial presentations
• courtroom visuals
• Federal Rule 107
• jury consulting
• evidentiary standards

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Federal Rule of Evidence 107

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