mentalsolstice
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As for finger-flipper...for 2 years I spent 2 days a week in our county's Family Court, we saw all kinds of unusual behavior that had little to do with the case being heard. Judge would hammer it down, and afterwards judge and attorneys for both sides would have a good laugh in chambers. I also spent many nights in municipal courts, same thing.
Judge has to have control of his/her courtroom, thus they'll throw the gavel at a disruptor. Lawyers on opposing sides can be congenial with each other outside of the case at hand. That's the nature of the profession. Additionally, most Attys are into dark humor. Maybe not in this case or other high profile cases, but it happens.
Judge has to have control of his/her courtroom, thus they'll throw the gavel at a disruptor. Lawyers on opposing sides can be congenial with each other outside of the case at hand. That's the nature of the profession. Additionally, most Attys are into dark humor. Maybe not in this case or other high profile cases, but it happens.