AI, Holograms, and Law: The Cutting Edge of Courtroom Tech with Prof. Fredric Lederer

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In this episode of Barely Legal in Web 3, we’re joined by Professor Fred Lederer from William & Mary Law School, a leading voice in the intersection of law and technology. Professor Lederer, the Director of the Center for Legal and Court Technology, takes us on a deep dive into the future of the courtroom.

We explore groundbreaking innovations like AI-driven court records, 3D holographic testimonies, and the crucial role of technology in enhancing the administration of justice. Whether you're a legal professional looking to stay ahead of the curve or a tech enthusiast curious about the future of law, this conversation is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.

Key Takeaways:

• The evolution of courtroom technology from the early 90s to today
• How AI and holography are transforming the trial process
• The importance of tech-savvy lawyers in the modern legal landscape
• The ethical considerations of integrating advanced tech in the justice system

Join us as we uncover how technology is not just changing the way we practice law, but also how justice is served.

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