Man Caught Cheating in Court with Smart Glasses

0:00On March 13th, a man got caught using smart glasses to cheat during his testimony in London's high court. Lomonas Shaktis was giving evidence in an insolvency case he brought against the company list, but the judge ruled he lied about the glasses and relied. On help from others for his statements, during cross-examination, Shaktis kept pausing before answers and defense lawyers heard strange interference. His interpreter confirmed it so they asked him to remove the glasses. Soon after, his phone started playing a voice out loud, proving someone was feeding him info through the connected device. The judge had the glasses and phone taken away, and the court cut off a video link to a Lithuanian lawyer watching remotely. She found clear signs of coaching, noting Jake these struggled without the tech and often stalled for time. In the end, the judge tossed out all of Jake's thesis' evidence as unreliable and ruled in favor of the defendants. The whole thing exposed how sneaky tech can get in serious legal settings. Defense counsel called it a first in her career, but warned that with gadgets advancing fast,

1:04courts might see more of these tricks ahead, forcing everyone to stay sharper.