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Trial Media / Public Court Record

The courtroom,
not the commercial.

The firm’s website links to excerpts from longer jury-trial records. The source links below open on YouTube; an excerpt does not show the complete proceedings.

Source context

Small excerpts.
Larger records.

The existing Trial Videos page explains that its clips are portions of much longer public court records, that some client names are removed as a courtesy, and that many courts no longer provide video.

These links were located in the firm’s published case biographies. Availability is controlled by the hosting platform and may change.

The courtroom record / video archive

Trial excerpts.
Public-record context.

These excerpts represent short portions of longer jury-trial records. They are not complete trial recordings. Some identifying information may be withheld out of consideration for clients. The absence of a recording does not mean a matter was not tried; not all courts maintain video records.

Past results do not predict or guarantee results in another matter. For complete public court records, contact the appropriate clerk of courts or the office.

01 / 2015State of Ohio v. C.B.

Trial-video reference published in Thomas DeBacco’s notable-cases biography. Opens the hosted recording.

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02 / 2003State of Michigan v. A.M.

Trial-video reference published in the firm’s notable-cases biography. Opens the hosted recording.

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03 / ContextAbout these records

The source collection describes additional historical excerpts, but individual recordings have not all been independently identified for this concept. No unverified clips are listed.

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The record matters

Results, press and trial material.
Different evidence. One practice.