If a visual aid is used as "demonstrative evidence" it may be admitted into evidence even if it is not totally accurate in every detail.

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Demonstrative evidence is used to help a jury or judge visualize evidence in a case, and it is not required to be completely accurate in every detail as long as it is helpful in explaining the evidence. However, the opposing counsel may still challenge the accuracy and relevance of the visual aid during the trial.

If a Visual Aid Is Used as "Demonstrative Evidence" It