The New York Times has a new series, presented by Op-Docs, featuring re-creations of actual events from law and government that transform "verbatim (word for word) legal transcripts into dramatic, and often comedic, performances." The debut is from a deposition in an Ohio Supreme Court Case regarding a decision by the Cuyahoga County Recorder’s Office to no longer provide digital files of public records and instead charge $2 per page for hard copies. Not immigration related, but our office does have a couple of those machines where you can "put in a paper document, push a button or two, and out will come copies of that paper document also on paper[.]" We wonder if any immigration court cases will make an appearance in this series.

Click on image or here to watch dramatization on The New York Times website.