United States v. Jonathan Cooper, in Re Norman Zalkind

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• “Lawyers using professional care, circumspection and discretion in exercising that right need not be apprehensive of chastizement (sic) or penalties for having the advocative courage” to represent their clients vigorously.
• \[A]n attorney is not free to say literally anything <br>and everything imaginable in a courtroom under the pretext of <br>protecting his client's rights to a fair trial and fair <br>representation.\
• “Nor may an attorney seek refuge within his own First Amendment right of free speech to fill a courtroom with a litany of speculative accusations and insults which raise doubts as to a judge’s impartiality.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).