July 17, 2008 6:29 PM
The Road to Deportation Includes Flat Screen TVs
Even as The Road to Deportation continues -- more on this when as it becomes legal for me to actually write about -- I'm heartened by good news: the new Olympic Village Court is open for trial.It's got 11 courtrooms, seating for 247 people and will cover "a judicial area of 57.22 square km." Judge Judy -- heck, some American cell phone companies -- would love to have that kind of coverage area.
Here's what I'm really excited about. That image above is of an actual courtroom, and in particular, those flat-screen TVs are sticking out at me. Chinese blog Danwei's already asking what you're thinking:
Xinhua's website also shows flat-panel television screens flanking the judge's bench in at least one courtroom--perhaps so that plaintiffs won't have to miss the Games.
If that's the case, I've got another question for you: if a man is being sentenced in the waning seconds of the 4x100 meter dash, but everyone's too busy watching the event on TV to notice, does the sentence still count?
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