Courtroom Behavior
/ˈkɔːrtˌruːm bɪˈheɪvjər/
Definitions
- (n.) The conduct and demeanor expected of all participants within a court during legal proceedings.
The judge admonished the lawyer for improper courtroom behavior.
- (n.) Standards and rules governing how parties, witnesses, and attorneys must act to maintain decorum in the judicial setting.
Courtroom behavior rules prohibit any form of disrespect towards the judge.
Forms
- courtroom behavior
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Commentary
Courtroom behavior often implicates judicial discretion and can affect case proceedings, highlighting the importance of adhering to prescribed conduct standards.
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