[blindlaw] conducting investigations

[Elizabeth Troutman]

I am told that being able to see visual clues, body language, and facial expressions is an essential function of conducting an investigation. Is this assumption demonstrably untrue? What are some techniques and accommodations people have used to conduct investigations?
Thanks!

Elizabeth Troutman<http://www.brookspierce.com/our-people/attorneys/elizabeth-l-troutman>

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