Rule of Thumb on Introduction of Photographic Exhibits into Evidence

The objective of evidence is to show the truth.

It's crucial in trial advocacy to know the rules that govern the presentation of photographic exhibits in the courtroom. It's vital in trial advocacy to know the rules that govern the presentation of photographic exhibits in the courtroom.

An attorney must, and service providers should have a strong understanding of photographic exhibit's introduction. A rule of thumb, the photographic exhibit must be both relevant and authentic.  

1. related to an issue in the proceeding
2. authentic in that the display is what it purports to be.

Make sure that during the witness testimony that the photographic exhibit is being introduced accountable for knowledge about the facts related to the exhibit presentation.

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Why a Leading Legal Evidence Service Changes Name to Gold Handle Exhibits

Why Gold Handle Exhibits by John Afrides?

I founded John Afrides Photography over 30 years ago, and during those three decades we've devoted ourselves to building our reputation and expertise, my expertise in legal evidence photography and videography developed into a comprehensive legal evidence services firm.

Our evidence packages - featuring gold handles - have been present in thousands of New York court cases.  I chose the color gold for its associations to quality and winning. Our work, like our handles, represent the gold standard in trial imaging for lawyers.

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