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Types
of Exhibits
Dot
Matrix and Chronological Graphics
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"Dot Matrix" Graphic for the Courtroom |

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A
"dot matrix" graphic for courtroom exhibit summarizing (under
rule 1006) the knowledge that the ship's officers and crew had knowledge about Captain
Hazelwood's drinking habits. In this instance, symbols of eyes, ears and
talking heads were utilized to show their awareness through oral reports,
witnessing of incident, and whether they knew or heard of incident. |
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"Chronological" Graphic for the Courtroom |
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"chronological" dot matrix summary of contacts Col. North had
with people he testified that he barely knew or had met. Information was
obtained from his personal appointment calendar and schedule cards. |

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Models
for the Courtroom
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Playground Structure Model for the Courtroom |
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A 4'W x 4'D x 12'H model of a playground water fountain. A young child
climbed to the top and fell off, becoming a quadriplegic. The family sued
the City of New York and won a $35 million verdict, at the time the largest
ever won against the City. The model was sculpted from styrofoam, was
created in 3 pieces, and sat on a dolly. This picture was taken in the
N.Y. State Supreme courtroom.
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Illustrations
for the Courtroom
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Medical
Illustrations for the Courtroom |
BRAIN
ILLUSTRATION
A dissected side view diagram of the head, showing the brain, nasal
passages and throat. Of primary concern was the meninges, since a young
boy had died from failure to diagnose meningitis while in the hospital.
Notice that the relevant text does not clutter the diagram itself.
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Technical
Illustrations for the Courtroom |

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ELECTROCHROMIC
MIRROR
Gentex v. Donnelly
One of many exhibits in this complicated patent trial, showing the rear
view mirror of a car in cut away views.
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