Nothing personal, but I don't think any jury is immune to the subconscious effect of fantasy as a substitute for real, physical evidence.
Hollywood has no role in the legal system.
I know that vehicular accident reconstructions have been common in past trials, and for inanimate objects they can be more easily viewed dispassionately; but not when human interaction, thoughts, biases and intents, or their inferences, are at issue. That should never be allowed.
it is called dueling experts. The state then brings in their own expert with their own version to contradict the first expert.
Did they even list an expert for this?
This is why experts face voi dire. This is why demonstration exhibits are just that.