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LSAT Explanations › PrepTest 122 › Reading Comprehension › Section 3 › Passage 1

LSAT 122, Section 3, RC Passage 1, Computer-Generated Displays

PT122.S3.P1

LSAT Preptest 122 explanations

RC Passage 1 Explanation

PASSAGE TEXT: The use of computer-generated visual displays in courtrooms is growing as awareness of …

Paragraph Summaries

  1. Computer-generated displays are increasingly used in court to recreate crime scenes and explain evidence. They help lawyers present information more clearly and strongly influence juries, especially in complex cases.
  2. Computer displays can also create problems because they may unfairly influence or mislead jurors. They can exaggerate certain details, hide uncertainty, or give an advantage to the side that can afford the technology.
  3. To prevent misuse, lawyers and judges should carefully review computer-generated evidence before using it. Courts should also warn jurors about possible bias and make sure both sides have equal access to the technology.

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Section 3 · Reading Comprehension

Passage 1: Computer-Generated Displays

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Passage 2: African Art

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