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in contempt

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in contempt (of court)
showing disrespect for a judge or courtroom procedures. The bailiff ejected the lawyer who was held in contempt. The judge found the juror in contempt of court when she screamed at the attorney.
See also: contempt


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Bush administration critics hand-delivered a petition to a Democratic lawmaker Tuesday containing more than 127,000 signatures calling for former White House adviser Karl Rove to be held in contempt of Congress and jailed.
The appellants were ultimately declared to be in contempt of the court orders.
Housing court judges usually impose fines as a penalty against landlords found in contempt and in Fiscal Year 2007 HPD collected $4.
 
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