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Architectural Arrangmt
Justice Chambers
Witness's box, Steps,
2,3 or 4 to mount to it
the seat to turn horizontally
on a pivot, that
During examination, his
back to be to parties
and witnesses on the same
side.
By the Registrar, all the
passes will be minimal,
to minute it he must hear
it. If his seat is further
distant from the Estates of
Examiner, Judge, and
Official Advocate respectively
than that of the furthest of the Visitors
are, the Visitors will be
sure to hear all that he
hears
Seats contained in Party's
box on each side.
1. Party. domestic-assistance
needer
2. Party's domestic assistant
3. Party's professional assistant
4. Spare seat for a second
party
When a party is under
examination either he removes
from them, or they
from him, that no intercourse
between he and them
may have place, that is
not universally visible
Stations which may
with propriety be elevated
1. The Judge's
2. The Registrar
3. The Gov. Advocate
4. The Ely. Advocates
5. The Party Pursuer's
6. The Party Defendant's
7. The Examinees on
the side
8. The Examinees on the
other side
Area in the ordinary
level.
1. The access to all the
above boxes except Judge's and
Registrar's Station which
should communicate with
their respective Clerks
Other accessory persons for whom admittance
to their principals
must be provided are [+]
1. Gov. Advocate Clerk
2. Ele Advocate's Clerk
3. Pursuer's Assistants Clerk
4. Defendant's Assistants Clerk
These four with the addition
of their four principals
making 8 and say 4
parties making 12 in all
are all the persons that
the Area need hold at
a time, indeed more than
it need hold: it being
no more than a passage
to the respective seats
The Judge and the
Registrar might enter
at two different doors
behind their respective
seats.
Say — at one end of the Area Boxes
Q. Jury Judge Elevated Registrar
Before them Visitors seats not elevated
El A. Area Gov. Ad.
at the other end
Pursuers Gov. Adv. | El Adv. Defendant
While to wit
contributing to examination
Gov. Adv. and El. Adv's
station might be under
the Judge's.
While addressing the
Judge, opposite to the
Judge's.
In the Area may perhaps
be to be included
steps into the several elevated
stations in each side.
In the each Party's
Box suppose four seats
two persons sitting opposite
to two others with a flight
of steps be say 3 between
them with up which they are
each ascend to
an elevated seat during
his examination
Each seat above
and below has a slight
back for support of the individual
sitting: and a desk
for him to lean and occasionally
write on.
Waiting Witnesses, their
box or boxes:
This might be either
undistinguished from the
Visitor's Seats in which is
the Parties and Witnesses
belonging to other suits together
with the Probationary Lawyer
or separate.
If separate, a sliding
door or partition might be provided
to separate their station from
that of those of the Examiner on
the two sides, that they
might see nothing and
hear as little as may be
of what passes during the
Examinations
Retiring room closet for Males
Retiring room closet for Females.
Probationary Lawyers Station
say under those
of the Judge &c but though
below them a little elevated
above the area
Visitors at large their Galleries
in each side the Area
at right angles to
the Area and the entrances
into it are at each end
Jury|Judge|Reg. | Visitors
Area
Plfs | Deft | Visitors
The character of the Status
of the Judge, Registrar
and Q. Jury while
it ensures the faculty of
hearing to Visitors and
,
respecti dignity and
respect.
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judiciary collectively / justice chamber architecture |
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