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Photographs
Photographs of the boat and writings, discussed as an alternative to viewing the boat
The photographs depicted the boat and its writings from inside and outside, with and without the tarp, during daylight and at night. Counsel discussed whether these images could convey the writings' physical context without viewing the boat itself.
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The government argued that photographs could convey the circumstances of the writings without a jury view, while the defense maintained that images could not replace seeing the intact boat.