"Jury's Out"

apparently a top judge (UK) has expressed his concern that this generation's jurors, brought up learning and playing on the internet, are not sufficiently able to concentrate on the spoken word (evidence) for long enough to provide a fair trial for the prisoner in the dock. provide jurors with monitors and allow them to game their way through the crime - choosing to play either the villain or the victim, the policeman or superhero (o.k. perhaps not) or a witness.

real and expert witnesses can join the game to show how the crime unfolded or to explain forensic evidence and the suspect too can join in to prove his alibi or disprove the motivation or even graphically confess in the hope of a shorter sentence.

well, I think you get the picture!