A judge has permitted the use of virtual reality in court to showcase a defendant's perspective in a Stand Your Ground case, raising serious ethical concerns.
The Stand Your Ground law enables a preemptive determination by judges, which can lead to charges being dismissed before they even reach trial, complicating justice.
Expert testimony in cases like this raises questions about the legitimacy of justifying violent actions while seeming to trivialize the serious nature of such incidents.
The use of VR as a visual aid in legal proceedings risks reducing complex situations to simplistic representations, undermining the gravity of real-life altercations.
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