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· 10/7/1968

In Re Logan, Jr.

Citations

  • 246 A.2d 441
  • 52 N.J. 475
  • 1968 N.J. LEXIS 255

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  • in a summary contempt proceeding against an attorney for conduct during trial, the attorney should be given an opportunity to dispel any possible misunderstanding or to present exculpatory facts
  • in a summary contempt proceeding against an attorney for conduct during trial, the attorney should be given an opportunity to dispel any possible misunderstanding or to present exculpatory facts

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Judges: Per Curiam

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