ONE thing that often amazes me about court reporting is the amount of humour on show.
OK, I know Britain is a witty place to live in where banter and jokes play a key part in daily life…but surely court would be exempt from such niceities.
The first time I noticed such joviality was this summer when I covered the Gary Hardy drugs trial.
Throughout the case members of the jury, the lawyers, the judge and even various defendants including Gary Hardy himself would break out in chuckles.
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