John W. Perotti v. Diane Quinones

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• noting the limitations of live testimony via videoconference but finding it preferable to not having the witness present at all
• noting video appearance has not “come to be seen as the equivalent of in-person appearance”
• videoconferencing facilitates an incarcerated plaintiff’s 24 ability to “testify, present evidence, confront witnesses and address the jury”
• noting video appearance has not “come to be seen as the equivalent of in-person appearance”
• finding no prejudice where plaintiff appeared for his civil jury trial via videoconferencing
• finding no prejudice where plaintiff appeared for his civil jury trial via videoconferencing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).