New tool provides instant, secure access to all case materials via the Internet.

DALLAS — Dec 1, 2006 — On Nov. 30 Courtroom Sciences, Inc. (“CSI”) announced the debut of CSINet, its new online information and document repository. CSI says this new tool consolidates all trial materials and information into one knowledge repository, with secure access via a web browser. This online repository includes everything from psychological analysis resulting from a CSI mock trial to graphics or video files developed by CSI Multimedia. CSI’s CSINet tool brings together the CSI's most valuable services and analysis to help clients manage their preparation for settlement or trial.

“This tool has become an overnight success for us”, said Brent Dobbs, President of CSI. “Our clients have so many priorities when heading to a trial, that it becomes very difficult to manage all of the case materials stored on discs, hard drives, and databases. CSI’s CSINet tool provides one place that the client can always count on to easily and securely find critical information on their case”.

Mock Trial Information
CSI’s CSINet tool provides access to analysis produced from mock trials

• An online schedule outlining the events to take place during the research
• An online juror profile
• Various reports derived from questionnaires completed during various project milestones

Graphics Deliverables
CSINet provides access to creative deliverables developed by CSI’s Graphics department:

• Immediate access to completed graphics, such as bulleted lists, illustrations, and even animations
• Quick turnaround of revisions or enhancements to support multiple iterations of refinement
• Visibility to all members of the litigation team, regardless of their location

Technology and Audio Visual Deliverables
CSINet provides access to trial technology deliverables developed by CSI’s Audio Visual department:

• Continuous access to all trial exhibits and/or demonstrative exhibits used in presentation
• Completed video clips of edited depositions for review by litigation team
• PDF versions of the edited transcripts to review designations and run-times of clips
• Visibility to all members of the litigation team, regardless of their location