Best Practices for Audio and Video Evidence: Avoid Mistakes in Court!

Attorneys have to be thorough in their preparations for court, but in David Notowitz’s experience, audio and video evidence is often inadequately presented. Digital Edge hosts Jim Calloway and Sharon Nelson talk with David about common mistakes lawyers make and his recommendations for effective, polished audio/visual presentations.
David Notowitz is the founder and lead forensic expert at the National Center for Audio and Video Forensics.
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Thanka.

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Hey can this audio guy help me edit audio for a case or lead me in the direction of a good audio editing software I just need sone clips and to leave out the gaps of no talking so it’s more compact

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Who’s responsible for preparing audio/video for court, is that the responsibility of the legal team, or paralegal?

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Is that a guy with the red glasses?

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Hey how do they prove if their actually talking with mouth close?..

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Our "us",,

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