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[PAST EVENT] 2016 Experimental High Technology Trial
March 18, 2016
10am - 5pm
The simulated trial concerns Samuel Shan-Ho Chiu, a Chinese national who has resided in the United States since October, 2013, living in San Francisco. He is charged with attempted murder of Chen Jian incident to racketeering in violation of 18 U.S.C. 1959.
The trial is designed to allow CLCT to experiment with different ways of using remote foreign language interpretation as well as how to use tablets for evidence presentation to jurors. CLCT also anticipates that the case will include the world's first trial-length virtual reality court record. Admitted students, members of the William & Mary community and the general public are invited to attend.
The trial is designed to allow CLCT to experiment with different ways of using remote foreign language interpretation as well as how to use tablets for evidence presentation to jurors. CLCT also anticipates that the case will include the world's first trial-length virtual reality court record. Admitted students, members of the William & Mary community and the general public are invited to attend.
Contact
For further information, contact Professor Fred Lederer at (757) 221-3792 or [[w|filede]].