The Virtual Reconstruction of the Criminal Case is a video representation of the factual circumstances of the case—namely, how the events unfolded, including the identification of the individuals involved and the sequence of actions, as derived from the expert reports and other pieces of evidence included in the case file.

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This allows for the "translation" of the experts' technical explanations into a more accessible and didactic language, which is particularly important for the court—especially when a lay jury is involved. In other words, the judge or jury gains more immediate access to a visual understanding of the events, supported by the evidence and reviewed by the experts who participated throughout the trial. This lends the reconstruction the scientific rigor necessary to reach the material truth regarding how the investigated events occurred.

 

Naturally, this may work to the benefit or detriment of the accused, depending on what the evidence indicates.

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Although this video was created with audio support, it does not ordinarily include sound unless it is specifically requested as an additional element of the service. Audio can be incorporated into any of the reconstruction modalities and helps improve comprehension of the video, thereby making the lawyer’s presentation easier