Remote Court
/ˈriːmoʊt kɔːrt/
Definitions
- (n.) A court session conducted via electronic means, allowing participants to appear virtually rather than in person.
The judge held the hearing in a remote court due to public health concerns.
Forms
- remote court
- remote courts
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Commentary
Remote courts have become increasingly common to maintain judicial functions when physical presence is impractical, emphasizing the need for reliable technology and procedural safeguards.
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