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Have cameras in a courtroom ever resulted in one of the attorneys or judge asking for the equivalent of an “instant replay in football”?

August 19, 2021

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Yes, in a manner of speaking. There are many examples of court room camera footage being referred to help establish facts that can only be verified based upon the visual record and not the audio record of what occurred in…

State v. Mason – 2021 UT App 41

April 23, 2021

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Appeal, Contempt of Court, Custody, Women's Divorce Issues

2021, 2021 UT App 41, adjournment, and Cherise Bacalski, appointed counsel, April 8, assistance of counsel, Attorney for Appellee, Attorneys for Appellant, authority, Brent M. Johnson, Cedar City Department, concluded, contempt, contempt of court, contentious, court proceedings, court’s dignity, disobeying orders, disrupting proceedings, Emily Adams, evidence, ex-wife, Fifth District Court, Freyja Johnson, had the ability to comply, in the courtroom, intentionally failed or refused to do so, Judge Matthew L. Bell, judge was still on the bench, knew what was required, necessary, No. 190500085, Opinion No. 20190618-CA, post-divorce proceedings, punishment, Relocation, right, State v. Mason, summary criminal contempt proceedings, summary vindication, THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS, Utah Code 78B-6-301(1), Utah Code 78B-6-301(5), Von Del Mason Jr.

State v. Mason – 2021 UT App 41 THE UTAH COURT OF APPEALS STATE OF UTAH, Appellee, v. VON DEL MASON JR., Appellant. Opinion No. 20190618-CA Filed April 8, 2021 Fifth District Court, Cedar City Department The Honorable Matthew L.…

In court cases, how does taking an oath make any difference?

In court cases, how does taking an oath make any difference? From what I can tell, yes, it appears that taking an oath or affirming to tell the truth before being questioned as a witness in a legal proceeding (whether…

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Have cameras in a courtroom ever resulted in one of the attorneys or judge asking for the equivalent of an “instant replay in football”?

State v. Mason – 2021 UT App 41

In court cases, how does taking an oath make any difference?