All rights reserved. Not for resale. Never in the history of the American judicial system has more attention been focused on courtroom activities, procedures and processes. The Courtroom 21 Project, developed at the school in conjunction with the National Center for State Courts, is an evolving international demonstration, an educational and experimental effort that seeks to determine how technology can best improve all components of the legal system. The project consists of a courtroom loaded with all the technology and presentation tools the legal system has to-date deemed acceptable for pursuing its legal truths.
Many attorneys believe that the larger the image, the more powerful their presentation.
Depending on the throw distance in the courtroom, the Mitsubishi projector can produce clear, crisp, XGA images up to 25 feet diagonally. The X200 also projects at 1200 ANSI lumens, so presentations in the normal ambient light of a courtroom are not impaired. The projector's features readily support the efforts of presenting attorneys. The X200 has real-time annotation capabilities in several color and format options, allowing for highlighting and circling of notations. It also gives the presenter the option to zoom in on critical features of text or photographic evidence, or enlarge entire images for enhanced clarification.