Case Presentation
Complex
cases presented using new technology not only speeds up the use of court time
but has led to early guilty pleas.
The
trial of Ian Huntley for the Soham murders highlighted the use of technology
during criminal trials where the Director of Police Prosecution, Ken McDonald
QC praised the work. It was highlighted as good practice by Sir Ronnie
Flanagan, HMI in his report on the Investigation by Cambridgeshire Constabulary
into the murders of Jessica Chapman and Holly Wells, dated
Compile your case material such as statements,
exhibits, audio, video, photographs, plans, images etc onto an interactive media
such as CD-ROM or DVD.
You are able view the relationships between
blood distribution, fingerprints, footprints and DNA together in the context of
the scene.
When used in court the judge and jury fully
understand the key issues, reducing the need for paperwork engulfing the
courtroom.
Many courts are equipped to present cases
using technology.
Where courts are not setup we will provide you
with the necessary equipment.
A recent case presented at the Old Bailey,
scheduled for 6 weeks, lasted a few days when the defendants pleaded guilty
having appreciated the weight of evidence against them.
It is fair to say that the DVD was very impactive and both prosecution and
defence counsel agree that it was the main contributing factor in obtaining early
guilty pleas.
Detective Inspector,
Contact us today to
take advantage of our free consultation service when we will discuss, in
confidence, your detailed requirements.