February 22, 2010 "Engage the Jury: Presenting Electronic and Computer Forensics Evidence at Trial" The title of this alert is also the title of an excellent article in Wisconsin Lawyer by noted litigator Bruce Olson. Along with John and I, Bruce is the co-author of The Electronic Evidence Handbook: Forms, Checklists and Guidelines (ABA 2006). In this article, he notes that “most lawyers do not know how to effectively present electronic evidence to a jury – they risk confusing the jury with jargon, damaging their expert’s credibility, or putting the jury to sleep during their expert’s key testimony.” We’ve seen exactly that happen all too often. This article offers a number of valuable tips for presenting such evidence to a jury. To read the article, click here. ABOUT SENSEI ENTERPRISES, INC. Sensei Enterprises, Inc. is a nationally known boutique computer forensics firm based in Fairfax, Virginia. Sensei combines legal expertise with high-level technical certifications to serve the technology needs of the legal and corporate communities. Our forensic technologists are all veteran testifying experts, and our pricing estimator helps clients budget for e-discovery costs. Sensei’s principals are the co-authors of The Electronic Evidence Handbook (2006, ABA) as well as The 2009 Solo and Small Firm Legal Technology Guide (2009, ABA) and speak and present on electronic evidence and law practice management topics throughout the U.S. and Canada. To learn more, please visit http://www.senseient.com or call Michael Maschke, Sensei’s Director of Computer Forensics, at 703-359-0700. © 2010 SENSEI ENTERPRISES, INC. 3975 UNIVERSITY DRIVE, SUITE 225, FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA, 22030