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contempt of court
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contempt of court

Behaviour that shows lack of respect for the authority of a court of law, such as disobeying a court order, breach of an injunction, or improper use of legal documents. Behaviour that disrupts, prejudices, or interferes with court proceedings either inside or outside the courtroom may also be contempt. The court may punish contempt with a fine or imprisonment.



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He said that the issue was subjudice under various courts of law, and demanded that verdict regarding the issue should be delivered at earliest.
He said that the issue was subjudice under various courts of law, and demanded that verdict regarding the issue should be delivered at earliest.
He added: "As the papers relating to these matters are with the LSC, the college is treating the matter as subjudice in order not to prejudice any inquiries the LSC wish to make.
 
 
 
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