Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

packed-courtroom

noun

/pækt ˈkɔːrtˌruːm/

Definition

A courtroom that is filled to capacity with people, often spectators, jurors, and sometimes the media, who are present to observe a legal proceeding.

Examples

The packed courtroom awaited the judge’s arrival, filled with journalists and curious citizens.
During the high-profile trial, the packed courtroom became a symbol of public interest in justice.
Many important testimonies were given in a packed courtroom, where every seat was taken.

Meaning

The term ‘packed courtroom’ signifies a situation where the courtroom has as many people as it can hold, indicating a high level of interest in the case being heard.