Lawyer at-paw? Channel makes attorney look like feline in court

This picture from video shows a getting with the 394th Judicial District Court of Texas. The conference took a diversion when a lawyer appeared resembling a little cat. A channel that had been actuated on the lawyer's gadget clouded his appearance and made him resemble a feline. Judge Roy Ferguson shared the short video clasp of the accident on YouTube. The adjudicator says everybody included took care of the circumstance with polished skill and beauty.

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