In the Matter of the Contempt of Stanley I. Greenberg, United States of America v. Richard W. Miller, Appeal of Stanley I. Greenberg

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• holding that counsel’s loud voice, failure to obey court’s order to sit down, and slamming of his hand on the table does not pose an immediate threat to the judicial process
• rejecting the government’s argu- ment that the district judge’s failure to certify that he “ ‘saw or heard’ ” the conduct giving rise to the contempt conviction could be cured by looking to the trial transcript and inferring that the court must have seen or heard the conduct

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