2.15 Charts and Summaries in Evidence is a method used by courts to organize and present evidence. It involves presenting evidence in the form of charts, tables, graphs, and summaries. Charts are visual representations of data that can help the judge and jury better understand the facts and evidence presented. Summaries are written documents that provide an overview of the evidence and arguments. Types of 2.15 Charts and Summaries in Evidence include bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts, tables, bullet points, and narrative summaries.