The YouTube channel was divided into nine panels, with six attorneys, one court crier and one court reporter looking on from different home offices. One panel was empty. That panel showed a black leather office chair and a wood paneled wall of a Commonwealth Court courtroom.
The chair remained empty as all the necessary players were getting ready to take part in the first livestreamed session of Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court, which handles cases involving state agencies. After a brief explanation from the court crier, Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Attorney Robert McAteer chimed in with a question.
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