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Projectors, White Boards &amp; Electronic devices in judicial courts
<p>Are projectors, white boards and other electronic devices viz monitor screens, laptops,scanners, recording and playback devices etc. available or allowed in courts?</p>
<p>As a example, the lawyer of either the plaintiff or defendant would like to present using a projector and display screen clipings, transcripts, laptop etc. as part of evidences, proofs.</p>
<p>Is this allowed in the high courts and Supreme Courts?</p>

<p>These questions are typically left to the discretion of the judge in whose courtroom the presentation is happening.</p>
<p>It is very common to see these types of devices in trial courts, but they are much less common in appellate courts, and I doubt you'd ever see one in the United States Supreme Court, where the arguments are essentially limited to oral presentations.</p>
