American lawyers appeared in court online and turned into cats to laugh at netizens. What should I say about this?

When a court in the United States held an online hearing, a lawyer who participated in it didn't know that he had turned on the video filter through the video conferencing software ZOOM. What happened? Become? A cute cat spoke on the screen, which was watched by millions of netizens and spread wildly afterwards. According to reports, the federal district court in Texas held an online hearing on a suspect who tried to bring illegal goods and smuggle cash out of the United States. Lawyer Rhodes? Pandon suddenly appeared in the video conference room as a cat.

In the video, the gray kitten filter imitates Pandon's action, and it blinks when Pandon blinks, and it speaks when Pandon speaks, and its voice becomes louder. Court judge Roy? Roy Ferguson politely reminded him: Mr. Pandon, I think you have enabled filters in the video settings. ? Pandon replied? Judge, can you hear me? I am here, I am not a cat. ? Ferguson then instructed Pandon to turn off the filter to show his true feelings, and later he posted the accident on the court's social media account. Ferguson speculated that children in Pandon turned on the video conferencing software filter on Pandon's computer. He reminded users of video conferencing software on Twitter that they need to check their settings before attending virtual meetings to ensure that the filters are turned off. ? This kitten (Pandon) just? Make a formal speech on a case. ?

Pandon is just an ordinary lawyer in Texas. After this vivid video went viral on the Internet, he caused a sensation on the Internet. Afterwards, Pandon admitted in an interview with the media that the whole thing was wrong, but it was not his fault. ? Oh, that's a mistake of my secretary. I'm using her computer, and for some reason, she set up a video filter. ? Pandon said helplessly? Putting the image of the cat there was definitely not intentional, but it did happen. ? Ferguson also sent a message:? This is an important tip: if a child uses your computer, please check the video options and make sure to turn off the filter before attending the online meeting. ?

He also joked that the cat had just made a formal statement on a case in court. Pandon, a 69-year-old lawyer, recalled the scene at that time and said that the computer belonged to her assistant and might have been operated by her children. Since this happened, just like toothpaste can't be stuffed back, it can only be let nature take its course, and he doesn't mind everyone's ridicule. Pandon said? I am an old-school lawyer and like to appear in court with witnesses. This experience has taught me a lot. I hope there will be no more cats in my online hearing next time. ?