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How to Prepare for Trial: Step Four

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(Links to: Steps One, Two and Three)It's time to take care of some logistics.If you have non-paper exhibits you'll want to use (e.g. computer programs, tapes, DVDs, etc.) it's best to contact the court as early as possible to find out what they supply and what you'll need to bring with you. Find out how far in advance of trial you'll need to get them your specific request. If they have a tech person who will set it up, find out if you can have it set up the day before you intend to use it, so that you can run through it a few times with the tech person, including turning it off and starting it over again. Don't rely on the tech person who says, "I'll just leave it set up for you." If the power goes off or it gets unplugged, you'll want to know how to get it going on your own, and not be stuck waiting for tech support in the middle of your case...continue to full post

Full post as published by Blonde Justice on February 11, 2009 (boomark / email).

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