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• maps- to familiarize jurors with the location of the events

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be to present the real picture of the map so jurors do not get deceived by the location.

• graphs- to comprise statistical data visually

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be to present the complete picture so the visual has all the accurate essential data without needless detail. 

• pictures

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be to not mistake distortion for emphasis, the pictures need to be the relative size of the images or icons in which reflect the quantities being compared. 

• sketches

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be to not mistake distortion for emphasis, the sketches need to be the relative size of the images or icons in which reflect the quantities being compared. 

• samples of writings- of the accused, when admitted as evidence

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be structure and style, the document has to be sure to show the most important sentences so that they are not taken out of context. 

• hierarchical chart- showing a chain of command or family tree

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be misleading presentation so it is important to make sure the chart is proportionate. 

• Venn diagrams- compare/contrast

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be  misleading presentation so it is important to make sure the diagram is proportionate. 

• timelines- sequentially telling the development of the case

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be would be misleading presentation so it is important to make sure the timeline is proportionate. 

• flow chart- showing cause/effect

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be would be misleading presentation so it is important to make sure the chart is proportionate. 

• room simulators (a put-together setting to replicate the scene of the crime)

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be to make sure that the simulation is not altered or modified from the original on purpose to benefit the presenter. 

• re-enactments

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be to make sure that the re-enactment is not altered or modified from the original on purpose to benefit the presenter. 

• tape-recordings (when accepted as evidence)

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be the content being changed or information being left out in order to persuade the audience to think a certain way. 

• footage from the investigation

The ethical concern that might be presented with this visual would be the footage being altered to look a certain way in order to persuade the audience to think in the direction the presenter wants them to.