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Not necessarily. A so-called "gag"order is a general term that applies to any order issued by the court which explicitly bars ANY party to a suit from discussing the suit with ANYONE under penalty of perjury.
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What is a gag order?
A gag order means that a judge has ordered you not to talk about a topic in public.
Who is the footballer with the gag order?
Giggs
Who is the actor with a gagging order?
Charlie Sheen and it's "gag order"
Which order restricts information or a comment from being made public?
Gag Order
Should a defendant have to be present in the courtroom or would a virtual courtroom surffice?
Many jurisdictions use closed-circuit TV communication for the arraignment or preliminary hearing process. Also, (although done only in rare circumstances) if a defendant becomes unruly and/or displays violent tendencies in the court, the judge may order them removed to witness the remainder of the trial via TV as well.
What does it mean to have a gagnon order placed on you when you are in violation of probation?
Are you sure you don't mean a "GAG order?" A gag order is a judicial directive ordering you not to discuss your case, or anything to do with it, with ANYONE, except your defense attorney.
If a divorce order stipulates that the defendant forfeits all benefits of the marriage and is responsible for all debts incurred in marriage Does the defendant have to sign the papers in order to sell?
"If a divorce order stipulates that the defendant forfeits all benefits of the marriage and is responsible for all debts incurred in marriage Does the defendant have to sign the papers in order to sell?"
How do you remove a gag order?
if the judge did not sign the gagging order then it should not be legal, but it is a point to question.
How long are gag orders in effect?
It depends on the wording of the order and what it is effect for.
Why do judges have gavels?
To bring order to the court in a loud manner to an unruly crowd of spectators.
What procedure did the US Supreme Court suggest might be used against an unruly defendant during a trial proceeding and in what decision was the procedure suggested?
Illinois v. Allen :: 397 U.S. 337 (1970) It basically means a defendant has a right to be present during a trial, as per Constitutional rights, unless the defendant is disruptive. Then, the person can be removed and the trial go on without the person there.
When was Unruly Child created?
Unruly Child was created in 1991.
