He adjusts his tie, as if subconsciously aware of his supporting role, but keeps a straight face.Īs does a stone-faced man in another box, identified as Jerry L. Gibbs Bauer, another lawyer on the call, puts his glasses on and leans forward to better examine the wonder on his screen. Bonding Moments: Despite their apparent aloofness and independent disposition, a study found that cats can build strong ties with humans, vindicating cat lovers around the world.TV for Cats: How do you keep a cat entertained when you live in a tiny apartment with no outdoor space? The answer is on YouTube, where footage of prey in the wild to pique your cat’s curiosity abounds.Can cats really roam outside without carnage? It’s available for both Windows and Mac and will let you apply filters whilst you’re on a Zoom call. Wildlife conservationists and bird lovers see furry killers. First, you need to download the free Snap Camera app. Outdoor Cats: Some find them charming.Unappreciated Importance: Researchers who work on the genomes of domestic and wild cats say their DNA holds clues to human as well as feline health.This story was reported from Los Angeles.Better Understand Our Mysterious Feline Friends "I got to make sure I don’t have any filters on it," he said. The attorney said he’s not nervous about zooming into court in the future. "I’m happy to be famous for my ‘cat day’ in court." "But noting that it goes hand-in-hand with the legal community's effort to continue representing their clients during these difficult times, and at the incredible professionalism and dignity displayed by all involved." "It is crucial to me that this not be couched as poking fun at or mocking the lawyer," Ferguson said.
During a virtual court proceeding on Tuesday in. "There are a lot of people who think that they have left the virtual hearing, when they in fact haven’t, and their microphone is still on."īut the judge said he doesn’t want the attorney mocked. BREWSTER COUNTY, Texas - An attorney in west Texas received some unexpected attention during a Zoom call that involved the face of a friendly cat.
"There are a lot of people who don’t realize that their camera is on," he said.
"He just knew there was a cat on the screen and he couldn’t find himself."įerguson said it wasn’t the strangest thing he had seen while conducting virtual court since the pandemic began. "I think at first he wasn’t sure that he was the cat," Ferguson said to FOX Television Stations. I Believe You Have A Filter Turned On: Attorney Accidentally Shows Up With A Cat Filter On For A Zoom Court Hearing This video of a court hearing in Texas is. Judge speaks out about bizarre court appearance by attorneyģ94th Judicial District Court Judge Roy Ferguson talked with FOX Television Stations about an attorney appearing as a talking cat in virtual court.
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