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发帖数: 11103 | 1 When Kenosha County prosecutor Thomas Binger cross-examined murder suspect
Kyle Rittenhouse yesterday, he wanted to show Rittenhouse video on an iPad
and use a touchscreen feature that phone and tablet owners around the world
use every day: pinch-to-zoom.
Judge Bruce Schroeder's ruling? You shall not pinch.
Schroeder prevented Binger from pinching and zooming after Rittenhouse's
defense attorney Mark Richards claimed that when a user zooms in on a video,
"Apple's iPad programming creat[es] what it thinks is there, not what
necessarily is there." Richards provided no evidence for this claim and
admitted that he doesn't understand how the pinch-to-zoom feature works, but
the judge decided the burden was on the prosecution to prove that zooming
in doesn't add new images into the video. |
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