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Effective Use of Demonstrative Evidence: From Melvin Belli to the present

What You Will Learn

  • Melvin Belli’s use of innovative demonstratives to prove liability and establish damages
  • Today’s effective use of demonstrative evidence
  • Are we creating juror overload by overusing demonstrative evidence?
  • When, where, and how to effectively employ demonstratives at trial

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What You Will Learn

  • Melvin Belli’s use of innovative demonstratives to prove liability and establish damages
  • Today’s effective use of demonstrative evidence
  • Are we creating juror overload by overusing demonstrative evidence?
  • When, where, and how to effectively employ demonstratives at trial
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Thursday, September 26, 2024

2PM CENTRAL
(12:00 PT / 1:00 MT / 3:00 ET)

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75 minutes
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San Francisco Trial Lawyers Association

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Evidence, Trial Techniques

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Summary

Melvin Belli, the Father of Demonstrative Evidence, pioneered innovative techniques to illustrate injuries and damages to the jury, helping them to better understand medical and technical information and the impact of injuries on the plaintiff. He changed how lawyers prepared and presented their cases at trial.

Randall Scarlett revisits Belli’s innovative use of demonstrative evidence in the context of today’s visual-rich environment to consider what is today’s effective use of demonstrative evidence, whether we are overloading jurors with demonstratives and when, where and how to effectively employ demonstratives at trial.

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Presenters

Randall Scarlett
Scarlett Law Group

Randall H. Scarlett is principal of San Francisco-based Scarlett Law Group, a nationwide practice. He is a Leaders Forum... Read More

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Agenda

5 Minutes - Introduction
60 Minutes - Presentation
10 Minutes - Live Q&A with the Speaker

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