Whitepapers
Explore in-depth insights, testimonies, and expert analysis through Justice AV Solutions’ whitepapers
Latest trends, innovations, and best practices in courtroom AV technology
Helping legal professionals stay informed and equipped with the knowledge to enhance their operations. From hybrid courtroom solutions to cutting-edge AV advancements, our whitepapers are designed to support the evolving needs of modern justice systems.
The traditional courtroom has long been the symbol of justice in action. However, in today’s fast-paced, interconnected world, the demand for efficiency and accessibility has given rise to a new paradigm— the hybrid courtroom…
From the millennial generation to judges, everyone expects a competent level of technology in the courtroom. In fact, professionals such as Sean Oates, owner of Trial Visuals, are often consulted “to do…
The use of media-operated cameras in the courtroom has been a point of division among courts in the United States. Most federal courts and some state courts have rules prohibiting any cameras in the courtroom.
Author Julie Helling explores the advantages courtrooms can realize by creating a fully-interconnected, digital courtroom…
In the white paper, “The AV Transition from Analog to Digital” JAVS VP of Operations, Brian Green offers his perspective on the coming…
The video system in a courtroom has an important and specialized job. Fundamentally, it should be able to provide accurate…
In the white paper, “Picking the Right Microphone for Court Recording: A Guide for Judges and Court Personnel” Julie Helling offers a guide to help…
In “Getting the Whole Story: Why Capturing Nonverbal Communication is an Important Part of the Video Court Record,” Helling writes, “Discrepancies can exist…
In the whitepaper, “Millennial Expectations of Transparency in the Courtroom,” Julie Helling explores this idea. In it she writes, “Advances in technology…
Like court systems everywhere, the Kentucky Court of Justice struggled in the early 1980s with the usual suspects–“growing caseloads…
This white paper describes the state of digital recording technology now available to capture and preserve official court records through audio and video records. A/V recording works well for the complex proceedings…
This white paper demonstrates that the digital recording methods now available are “a costeffective means to obtain the [court] record.” Not only is there cost-savings with digital recording, but the Conference of…
The official record provides a fundamental building block for the judicial system, providing transparency for the public, accountability for the judiciary and the possibility of a meaningful appellate review for the…
Ret. Judge William Knopf shares his experiences with A/V recording in the Kentucky Courts and discusses the initial launch of a pilot program in Kentucky that changed how courts can operate into the future.