Montana Supreme Court: Expert Witness Testimony Presented Via Two-Way Video Conferencing Technology Violates Confrontation Clause by Sam Rutherford by Sam Rutherford The Supreme Court of Montana held that the presentation of expert witness testimony adverse to the defendant via two-way video conferencing technology during trial violated the defendant’s right to …

New Jersey Supreme Court Announces Presumption in Favor of In-Person Interpreter for Criminal Trials and Issues Guidelines for Use of Video Remote Interpreting by Matthew Clarke by Matt Clarke In a case of first impression, the Supreme Court of New Jersey held that there is a presumption in favor of …

Interrogation Via Zoom: Policing in the Age of COVID by Jayson Hawkins by Jayson Hawkins The proliferation of police procedurals over the past few decades has made virtually everyone who owns a TV familiar with the climactic scene in the interrogation room – detectives trap a suspect in a lie …