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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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2(e) of the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar, a possible five months in jail and a $2,500 fine could be imposed against an individual who is found to be in contempt of the Supreme Court of Florida for the unlicensed practice of law.
The Ontario Court of Appeal's June 10th decision to make same-sex marriage effective immediately is clearly in contempt of Parliament, in contempt of its Judicial Committee, and in contempt of the normal judicial procedure to give Parliament time to amend statutes found unconstitutional.
Petitioner landlord moved to hold respondent tenants in contempt for their failure to pay use and occupancy pursuant to a court order pending a determination of claims in a Supreme Court action.
 
 
 
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