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Visual Evidence: Extreme Driving Point In Court Cases

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The normally loud and wild nights of Beverly Hills were shockingly disturbed with a new sound on the night of August 20, 1989. Gunshots rang out from the Menendez household in a generally quiet neighborhood. Their sons, Erik and Lyle, had brutally murdered them in their own house. For many cases in recent years visual evidence can make or break the case. For the Menendez brothers, visual evidence was a turning point for the case, especially for it being televised. Visual evidence can be an extreme driving point in court cases because it can keep the attention of the jurors. Being on jury duty isn 't always an enjoyable time when you have to listen to people talk without rest for hours on hours, no visual aids or evidence, that makes anyone
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