When Broward Circuit Chief Judge Jack Tuter received a complaint from a member of the public who had tuned in to watch his court’s first appearances broadcast online, it wasn’t pretty.

One Broward assistant state attorney reportedly presented her case from bed, where she switched between lying on her back and stomach, while another appeared on the livestream wearing a business suit without any pants — a faux pas he inadvertently gave away by crossing his legs.

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