Law Practice,
Technology
Sep. 13, 2021
In-person trial gone remote: training the jury
In his latest installment documenting his in-person trial gone remote, Kiesel discusses training the jury to participate remotely.
We had ordered laptops for our jurors -- the next step, configuring each Chromebook so that a juror could access the trial with as much ease as possible. This required that each computer be opened and the Zoom application installed. To configure the computers, each "user" was required to enter an email address in order to identify themselves. Our office created user accounts for each device that began with Juror1[the case number]@gmail.com. It took about 45 minutes f...
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