From: NYPost.com
A judge at the trial of Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik was caught playing solitaire on his laptop during Mondays proceedings, the VG newspaper reported.
Ernst Henning Eielsen, one of the five judges for the case, can clearly be seen on court cameras playing the card game.
According to VG, Eielsen was playing the game on a solitaire website, and images showed solitaire in his browser window for up to 16 minutes before the court was adjourned for lunch.
A Swedish expert was testifying while the judge played the game.
A court spokeswoman denied the judge was not paying attention and said the game may have helped him concentrate.
“The judges are attentively following what is being said and what is being presented to the court,” court spokeswoman Irene Ramm was quoted as saying by AFP. “There are different ways of staying focused.”
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