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S1:E12 // Presenting the proof: Incorporating digital evidence into opening statements and closing arguments

This presentation examines how prosecutors can effectively incorporate digital evidence into opening statements and closing arguments without overstating its significance or confusing the jury. Participants will learn how to frame digital artifacts as part of the overall proof, explain their relevance in plain terms, and connect technical evidence to the elements of the offense. The focus remains on presenting facts clearly and responsibly, grounded in the evidence admitted at trial.

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Justin Fitzsimmons
Technical Prosecutor Lead, Magnet Forensics
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