ECJ Court buildings, but no session
Wednesday morning, we grabbed breakfast, our gear, and piled into a small short bus. We rode over, uncomfortably, to the ECJ court, where we exchanged our passports for a visitor’s tag. We waited in the courtroom for 30 minutes, with no activity. The case should have started or people should have at least shown up, by that time. It turns out that the case was cancelled last minute due to an illness. What a shame, I was really looking forward to seeing the ECJ court in action. In lieu of the intended performance, we had a short video of the ECJ system, a long coffee break, then two presentations made by legal secretaries in the courts.
After the morning at the court, we headed to the train station. First stop Amsterdam!
Wednesday morning, we grabbed breakfast, our gear, and piled into a small short bus. We rode over, uncomfortably, to the ECJ court, where we exchanged our passports for a visitor’s tag. We waited in the courtroom for 30 minutes, with no activity. The case should have started or people should have at least shown up, by that time. It turns out that the case was cancelled last minute due to an illness. What a shame, I was really looking forward to seeing the ECJ court in action. In lieu of the intended performance, we had a short video of the ECJ system, a long coffee break, then two presentations made by legal secretaries in the courts.
After the morning at the court, we headed to the train station. First stop Amsterdam!
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