Yolo County Superior Court — Evidence Presentation — CA · BenchPath

Yolo County Superior Court — Evidence Presentation

High confidence· verified October 13, 2026Trial ExhibitsEvidence Presentation, Superior Court of California, County of Yolo; the court's web page https://www.yolo.courts.ca.gov/general-information/evidence-presentation, fetched 2026-10-10.

Summary

Each party provides its own equipment for presenting digital evidence - laptops, tablets, digital media players, cables and adapters - with no court equipment or troubleshooting assistance for non-court equipment; evidence on stand-alone media, such as a USB drive, not submitted to the court and opposing counsel in advance of the trial is not admitted or presented; all digital evidence exchanged and filed in accordance with pre-trial deadlines; the courtroom technology - counsel tables, an ADA-compliant lectern, VGA, HDMI and 3.5mm audio ports, power outlets and the document camera (ELMO).

Applies to

California > Third Appellate District > Yolo County > Superior Court of California, County of Yolo

Requirement

All parties are responsible for providing their own equipment for the presentation of digital evidence, including any necessary laptops, tablets, digital media players, cables and adapters. The court will not provide this equipment nor any assistance for troubleshooting of non-court equipment. Furthermore, evidence contained on stand-alone media, such as a USB drive, that has not been submitted to the court and opposing counsel in advance of the trial will not be admitted or presented. All digital evidence must be exchanged and filed in accordance with pre-trial deadlines. Courtroom Technology Each courtroom is equipped with: Two or four counsel tables One ADA-compliant lectern Connectivity options available at the counsel tables include: One VGA port One HDMI port One 3.5mm audio port Two 120V power outlets for device charging and operation These features enable presenters to connect laptops, media players, and other electronic devices directly to the courtroom's audiovisual system. Document Camera (ELMO) The lectern includes a built-in document camera, commonly referred to as an ELMO. This device allows the display of physical evidence—including documents, photographs, and three-dimensional objects—onto the courtroom’s projection screen and Lifisize call. For inquiries related to courtroom technology, please complete the contact form.

Source of truth

All parties are responsible for providing their own equipment for the presentation of digital evidence, including any necessary laptops, tablets, digital media players, cables and adapters. The court will not provide this equipment nor any assistance for troubleshooting of non-court equipment. Furthermore, evidence contained on stand-alone media, such as a USB drive, that has not been submitted to

Official source: Superior Court of California, County of Yolo — court website
Source health: Healthy · checked September 28, 2026
Effective date: —
Last verified: October 13, 2026benchpath-ca-t4-yolo-2026-10-10

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