Coming today to TechnoFeature: Oakland trial lawyer Jeffrey Allen of Graves & Allen took a leap of faith. Along with more than 20 million others, he bought an iPad. But unlike virtually all of those people, he wanted to see if he could use an iPad in every aspect of a trial — selecting jurors, giving opening and closing arguments, presenting evidence, impeaching witnesses with deposition testimony, etc. Did he succeed? Find out in this TechnoFeature article in which Jeffrey takes you on a whirlwind courtroom adventure involving more than 20 iPad apps. Not surprisingly, his journey starts in a conference room at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, California.
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