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State v. Francione, ___ A.3d ___, 136 Conn.App. 302 (Conn.App. 2012)
“In this instance there would have been no meaningful distinction between presenting the information contained on the slides orally and displaying it on an overhead projector. The slides were not improper because all of the information adequately was ...
State v. Pereira, 72 Conn.App. 545, 571, 805 A.2d 787 (2002)
‘‘The mere use of a PowerPoint presentation does not rise to the level of an impropriety.’’ It is ‘‘the legitimate and longstanding purpose of all closing argument’’ to ‘‘comment upon facts properly in evidence and upon reasonable inferences to be ...

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CrimeLines.com and Time.Law General Information
The WIN Interactive Help Desk includes helpful articles on the following topics: 1. CrimeLines and TImeLaw Software applications - Features and Functionality, 2. The Law of Visual Evidence, 3. The Visual Trial, and 4. The Proper Display of ...
Opening the Editor Window
Type CTRL E on your keyboard to ACCESS the EDITOR WINDOW or to CLOSE the EDITOR WINDOW.
View Timeline in Full Screen Mode
When presenting the timeline, type CTRL F on your keyboard to show the timeline in FULL SCREEN mode. or If the timeline is in FULL SCREEN mode already, then type CTRL F to make the window smaller (i.e., not full screen) - window is set to the ...
Setting the Timeline Window Size
ALT 1 - set window size to 1024 x 768 resolution ALT 2 - set window size to 1280 x 720 resolution ALT 3 - set window size to 1600 x 900 resolution ALT 4 - set window size to 1920 x 1080 resolution
Gathering Materials - Two Basic Workflows
CrimeLines: https://vimeo.com/580873975 TImeLaw: https://vimeo.com/580528602 Before you begin adding events to an interactive timeline project, either using CrimeLines or TimeLaw software, you want to at least know where the files (that you will be ...

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