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In simple terms, it is a visual aid used to help illustrate or clarify complex facts, testimony, or events, like an accident reconstruction or a crime scene walkthrough. It can reconstruct accidents to help explain how an event may have happened.
Studies have shown that people retain information from visual aids far better than from verbal testimony alone, making the case more impactful, and helps jurors understand intricate details and the timing of events far better.
Rather than relying solely on expert testimony to describe how a crash happened, a 3D reconstruction visually demonstrates the vehicle’s speed and point of impact. This immediacy makes the evidence easier to evaluate. Demonstrative evidence, including animations, does not prove facts on its own; it only serves to illustrate other admissible evidence.
Get in touch with 3D Court Exhibits if you’re interested in using animations in court to achieve all the advantages of demonstrative evidence.
Legal animation simplifies complex injuries and supports testimony in personal injury cases, helping attorneys clearly show liability and maximize case value.
Animations are demonstrative evidence used in court for illustrative purposes. Studies have shown that people retain information from visual aids far better than from verbal testimony alone, making the case more impactful.
Want to use a legal animation in court? In this post, we break down 5 key steps attorneys must take to ensure their 3D animations meet courtroom standards.
Legal animation simplifies complex injuries and supports testimony, helping attorneys clearly show liability and increase case value.
Smart planning, efficient workflows, and a focused creative team can deliver fantastic results, but you also have to consider things like duration, complexity, and quality that can raise the cost of your animation.
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