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"Tuesday Tips" from hunterheinattorneys.com Tip #2: Pay attention! No playing on your phone or chatting with your neighbor. Pay attention to the case, and the judge. This may help you get a feel for the judge, and how you can best present yourself when your turn comes.

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On the 6th day of Christmas hunterheinattorneys.com brought to me... Tip of the Week #3! Tip #3: No Interrupting the Judge Do not EVER interrupt the judge. It’s not only rude and disrespectful, but it can get you in trouble, and it will not gain you any favors with the judge.

Tuesday Tips from hunterheinattorneys.com. Address the Judge with Respect. Remember, the judge is making difficult decisions, on difficult issues. You may not like their decision, but at the end of the day, you must respect it. Besides, being respectful will never hurt your case.

Tuesday Tips from hunterheinattorneys.com. Tip #8: Follow the Rules Often times at the beginning of a court session, the deputy will stand up and give instructions as to things you can or cannot do inside the courtroom. Make sure to listen to the rules, and follow them.

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