Charles Blow is good at interpreting data. That’s not surprising for a man whose career as a visual journalist has taken him to the newsrooms of The Detroit News, The New York Times and most ...

Visual op-eds are reported and researched opinion pieces that use visuals as the main way to convey your argument. These visuals can include graphics, data visualizations, photos, interactives ...

A note on the use of visual aids during closing arguments. The Washington Supreme Court takes a dim view of prosecutors who show jurors mug shots of a defendant with "GUILTY, GUILTY, GUILTY ...

Visual aids are rarely good at appellate oral arguments — that’s the conventional wisdom among experienced appellate lawyers. Such aids are often used in ways that just distract from the flow ...