Courtroom definition

Courtroom of the Kent Municipal Court means the courtroom itself, witness or jury rooms, and any location where civil infraction proceedings are conducted.

Courtroom means the room in which a judge will conduct a court proceeding and the areas immediately outside the courtroom entrances or any areas providing visibility into the courtroom.

Courtroom means a room in which a hearing takes place before a judicial officer.

Examples of Courtroom in a sentence

• Please note the Clerk has placed a sign-in sheet at the rear of the Courtroom.

• Where the Judge is unable to reach a bail decision on the information that has been provided by the parties, the Judge may decide that the application is a compelling case and must be heard electronically by the use of the Virtual Courtroom.

• The associate to the Judge will provide directions to the parties as to how and when the Virtual Courtroom hearing is to take place.

• The 341 meeting is a telephonic conference using the phone number and access code in the Ch. 13 341 notice.Confirmation hearing to be held on 4/28/2022 at 02:30 PM in Judge Oldshue's Courtroom 2 East, 113 St. Joseph Street, Mobile, AL 36602.

• Courtroom 304 has not yet transitioned to facilitate appearances simultaneously by video and in person.

More Definitions of Courtroom

Courtroom means the actual room in which a judicial proceeding occurs, including any jury room, witness room, judge's chamber, office housing the judge's staff, or similar room. "Courtroom" shall not mean hallways, courtroom entrances, courthouse grounds, lobbies, corridors, or other areas within a courthouse which are generally open to the public for the transaction of business outside of an active judicial proceeding, the grassed areas, cultivated flower beds, sidewalks, parking lots, or other areas contained within the boundaries of the public land upon which the courthouse is located.

Courtroom means any room or premises rented to a council, pursuant to section seventy-seven of the Grand Jury (Ireland) Act, 1836 , or section eight of the Petty Sessions (Ireland) Act, 1851 , as from time to time in force, for the holding of petty sessions;

Courtroom means the courtroom or other place where the judge or court is sitting.

Courtroom means the courtroom or other place where the judge or court is sitting. [Section 219AE inserted by No. 35 of 2006 s. 19.]219AF. Putting documents to a person — FLA s. 102G

Courtroom means both the physical room in which court proceedings are held and any livestream or electronic platform used to conduct court proceedings remotely via video or audio technology conferencing.

Courtroom means a room in which a hearing takes place before a judicial officer, and includes virtual or remote court proceedings where one or more participants is attending the proceedings by video- or audio-conference.

Courtroom means the courtroom or other place where the judge or court is sitting.219AF. Putting documents to a person — FLA s. 102G