Electronic Presentation of Evidence

The Electronic Presentation of Evidence (EPE) in court requires the transfer of raw data and the written word into a dynamic representation of that data in a format that can be presented to a Judge and jury clearly and concisely.

Electronic Presentation of Evidence requirements include the cataloguing of various forms of material, usually against a timeline to enable evidence to be presented in court, generally in a chronological order in relation to various defendants.

RTS Communications has the expertise and experience with supplying best of breed hardware required to complement existing and bespoke software used in the presentation of Electronic Presentation of Evidence in legal proceedings.

View our Electronic Presentation of Evidence case studies

  Case Study 1                                              Case Study 2

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Electronic Presentation of Evidence - Material

The evidential material in a case will depend on factors unique to that case but could include one or all of the following:

● Document evidence
● Photographic evidence presentation
● Moving image presentation i.e. CCTV, video, mobile phone pictures
● Audio files
● Maps
● Graphics and expert evidence
● Cell site / route analysis mapping
● Virtual tour technology
● Moving image enhancement e.g. by circling a suspect
● Pixilation and voice distortion, to ensure witness anonymity
● Complex i2 analyst charts

RTS Communications offer fully trained staff who ALL hold a current SC Security Clearance. We do not use sub contractors for operational and security reasons. RTS Communications can also supply on site training for court staff or Police officers who are required to operate their own Electronic Presentation of Evidence package.