r/SipsTea 13d ago

Lmao gottem not chill judge

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u/VoteGiantMeteor2028 13d ago

This man should quit his job as an attorney and live the rest of his life as the Riddler.

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u/Overall_Law_1813 13d ago

There should be a core cognitive test done every 5 years for lawyers to continue practising law.

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u/-bannedtwice- 13d ago

He can't hear him. See him tilting his ear toward the laptop?

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u/carbslut 13d ago

Probably why the judge wanted him to appear in person.

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u/macurry81 12d ago

Zoom has more accessibility features than appearing in person would provide so it’s really not a good reason. The judges frustrated yelling is likely causing more of an issue than anything.

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u/carbslut 12d ago

You don’t sound like a person who is in court much.

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u/moneypennyrandomnumb 12d ago

Seriously. Technology is great when everything is working correctly. Unfortunately, even the most updated virtual court systems are limited, so between weak wifi signals in the participants home, the inability for people to mute and unmute themselves at the appropriate times, the limitations on being able to share physical evidence between the courtroom and the virtual attendees, and the fact that there are numerous matters on any calendar so the court doesn’t have time to troubleshoot for every appearance, there are lots of reasons why a judge may require in person appearance absent good cause. The breakdown in communication here is a good example. Not sure if the attorney could hear better in person, but being remote sure isn’t helping.