I suppose you could be held in contempt of the court depending on what was said. So, I guess it is a yes/no/maybe answer that free speech is protected depending on the interpretation of contempt...
I think the answer to your question isn't so much can you say something to a judge but wether another judge would up hold the contempt of court charge. I also think it would depened on the type of case. Like is there a jury or is it traffic court? In a trial a judges job is much diffrent then in traffic court.
UOD wrote:Can ya tell the judge that his eyes are brown becuase he's full of crap? How bout suggest he go get bent?
Just curious and I'm bored.
go for it Larry Flint! "this court sucks" t-shirt lmao
I was going to post a link to that thread, but the SG search results for "bullsh|t" were too numerous
sometimes you have to think outside the box to get inside the box .
Though implied it is not free in the constitutional sense. If you threaten to do harm to the president of this country or make a statement that is used to cause a riot or incite a crowd you will face jail time.
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Though implied it is not free in the constitutional sense. If you threaten to do harm to the president of this country or make a statement that is used to cause a riot or incite a crowd you will face jail time.