The word "courtroom" is correct and is often used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the room in a court of law where proceedings and hearings take place. Example sentence: The judge had to make an important ruling in the courtroom.
Network Rail is scarred by courtroom verdicts of neglect and breaches of health and safety after it allowed crossings to remain open even though the risks were apparent, and shoulders blame for the deaths of Olivia Bazlinton, 14, and Charlotte Thompson, 13, at Elsenham in 2005.
"What is happening now is a military coup," he bellowed shortly after entering the courtroom, in the hectoring tone that Egyptians came to lampoon during his year-long presidency.
They'd have rushed into the courtroom and started fighting people".
Members of the group behind the protests, Helpers of God's Precious Infants, were present in the courtroom but did not comment to the media.
Once inside the defendants' cage in the courtroom, they attempted to hide their faces from television cameras using their hoods, collars or sheets of paper.
He says that, when he was taken from the courtroom, the jailer wouldn't jail him, because he'd seen the Roses play.
A man at the back of the courtroom then coughed and shouted: "Liar," before being evicted.
As if to hammer home that point, almost unnoticed on the other side of the country, in a tiny courtroom, the Department for Education last week spent public money fighting to hide information about another school whose views also fall outside "the norm".
The courtroom packed with journalists, diplomats and relatives erupted at the verdict which came despite what independent observers said was a complete lack of evidence.
"He mentioned to the judge the ABCs of journalism," Fahmy said outside the courtroom following the session.
So, while we can probably take the police interrogation and courtroom scenes on oath – as transcripts exist – we have no idea elsewhere whether scenes are being recreated or created by Morgan.
