Judges and attorneys establish professionalism panels and a code of conduct to deal with the lack of civility in the courtroom.
July 11, 2014 at 01:00 AM
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Attorney William E. Davis waited—and then he waited some more.
He was in Miami-Dade Circuit Court to argue a motion at a civil calendar call, stuck in limbo as he watched case after case before his with attorneys calling for sanctions against each other and squabbling over discovery disputes.
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