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What crime is committed if you physically attack a judge in court?
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∙ 13y ago
Assault (if only physical) - Assault and Battery or Assault Wth a Deadly Weapon (if armed with ANYTHING) - and, or course, Contempt of Court.
Depending on the statutes of the various states and jurisdictions, such an assault may also carry enhanced penalties due to the fact that a presiding member of the Judiciaryy was attacked, esp. in open court.
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