Hall v Att. Gen. [2002] JLR_Note 4 (17 December 2001)
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Making an abusive remark to a judge amounts to criminal contempt of court.
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not specified
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Hall
ApplicantAttorney General
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Contempt of Court / Judgment
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Whether an abusive remark to a judge constitutes criminal contempt of court
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common law
Abusive remarks to a judge may constitute criminal contempt of court.
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Ratio decidendi
Making an abusive remark to a judge amounts to criminal contempt of court.
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not specified
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