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Posted Jun 2nd, 2011
Is there such thing as badgering the lawyer? could you explain please

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This if for school and I was accused of badgering the lawyer in which i was sent to contempted
court. (this is for 8th grade) is it possible for this could you explain
Legal Topic Area: Civil Rights in OR

Generally there is no actual charge of "badgering the lawyer." However, a lawyer or citizen may be held in contempt of court for anything unbecoming of the judicial process. Even being rude during direct examination or cross examination may constitute contempt. On the other hand, a judge will rarely hold someone in contempt without a warning first.

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Answered on Jan 20th, 2012 at 8:03pm