When (if ever) it’s appropriate to make jokes, take selfies, or curse before the court

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The US Supreme Court has addressed the issue of courtroom etiquette, including when it is appropriate to make jokes, take selfies, or curse before the court. The case involves a dispute over the behavior of a lawyer in court, with the lawyer arguing that his behavior was protected by the First Amendment. The court's decision is based on the importance of maintaining dignity and respect in the courtroom. This ruling is relevant for students of law as it highlights the importance of understanding courtroom etiquette and the role of lawyers in maintaining a professional atmosphere. The decision also has implications for the administration of justice, as it could impact the way that lawyers behave in court.