Ruff justice.
A prosecutor's canine companion set tails wagging when it was an uninvited guest at a sentencing at Shrewsbury Crown Court on Tuesday.
The lawyer, who was discussing the case via video link, had to scramble from his desk and usher his four-legged friend into another room as it loudly barked for the courtroom to hear. The periwigged Recorder Anthony Warner said sternly:"There appears to be a dog in court, when there shouldn't be."The hearing was adjourned for non dog-related administrative purposes.
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