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Yes, in a courtroom, the judge or bailiff can call for silence to maintain order during proceedings. The judge typically has the authority to instruct the courtroom to be quiet if discussions or disruptions occur. The bailiff may also remind those present to be silent and respectful to ensure the proceedings run smoothly.
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Who is the new bailiff from Judge Jeanine Pirro?
The ever patient, ever tolerant bailiff is Petri Hawkins-Byrd known as "the world's richest bailiff". Judge Judy calls him Byrd. See the link below for additional information on Mr. Byrd.
Who are your judges?
Which ever Judge(s) the court appoints to you at the present time.
Did John McEnroe ever leave the tennis court naked when the judge ordered him to leave court without his racketbag and clothes?
no
Was Thurgood Marshall ever a judge outside of the supreme court?
No! But he was a great justice for the liberal cause.....
When was Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence created?
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silence was created in 1999.
What are the release dates for An Ever Present Silence - 2011?
An Ever Present Silence - 2011 was released on: USA: 18 April 2011 (Best of Ringling)
What exactly is the COBRA law?
The COBRA law is a set or rules that come into play in court when the judge has to out rule the jury. This rarely ever happens. Only a few cases ever had to do this.
How long would a minor go to jail for missing a court date in denton county?
Answer 1: Missing a court date is generally considered, by the Court, to be contempt of its orders. A court date is an order. Missing it is "contempt of court." There are no set lengths of time to which one may be sentenced for "contempt of court." It's entirely up to the judge. Well... let me refine that: There are at least some guidelines which the judge must follow; he can't just throw you in jail and leave you there. However, the judge's discretion is so broad that, trust me, being tossed in jail for contempt is NOT something that you ever want a judge to do.
If there is no jury in civil court what do they do?
If there is a non-jury trial then no jury is ever chosen or convened. The entire case is heard by a judge who will then render a verdict.
Who does Court of Appeals hear?
The Court of Appeals hears appeals from the trial courts. Have you ever seen a court room drama on TV? The lawyers cross examine the witnesses. The other side objects to a line of questioning. The lawyers appeal to the Judge. The judge makes his decision. The judge runs the courtroom. He supervises the lawyers. Down in front a court reporter is recording the trial. She takes down everything that is being said. At the end of the trial, the Judge reads the law and instructs the jury. The Jury deliberates and reaches a verdict. It may be a civil case. It may be a criminal case. What happened if the Judge made a mistake? What happened if the evidence did not fit the case? If the Judge supervises the Lawyers, who supervises the Judge? The court of Appeals. A lawyer can have the Court of Appeals review the case. A lawyer writes up the reasons why the Court of Appeals should review the case. His reasons are called a brief. He submits them to the court.
What was Thurgood Marshall's Jobs?
Thurgood Marshall was a justice on the Supreme Court of the United States. He was the first African- American ever to be appointed as a justice.
What actors and actresses appeared in An Ever Present Silence - 2011?
The cast of An Ever Present Silence - 2011 includes: Cora Anne Williams as Mother Ernie Berger as Dad Thor Wahlestedt as Son
