Law Practice
Aug. 22, 2012
Computer animations: substantive evidence in court?
Computer simulations present a conclusion of the computer based upon the formulas programmed to use the raw data entered. By Scott Moore and Frank M. Loo
We know what one picture is worth. In the state Supreme Court case of People v. Duenas 2012 DJDAR 10799 (Cal. Aug. 6, 2012), the court allowed the admission of computer animations. Duenas discusses the rules for admission, and the decision is instructive to both civil and criminal attorneys.
A computer animation is demonstrative evidence offered to help the jury understand expert testimony or other substan...
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