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Contempt of Court: Does Criticism Lower the Authority of the Judiciary? The law punishing contempt of court leaves ample room for interpretation at the discretion of judges. Such discretion has the potential to be used to curb criticism of the judiciary. On 18 December 2020, the Supreme Court decided to proceed with the criminal contempt of court cases against stand-up comedian Kumal Kamra and cartoonist Rachita Taneja, and issued notices to both. The contempt proceedings against Kamra and Taneja are based on their tweets about the apex court and its judges, including after the Supreme Court...

That a lot of these denials are participated, was so unusual the simply false and they're an effort to mislead the public trump state department spoke up. about what the president and his democrats aren't the only ones allies know occurred. and a lot of which is laid out in the mueller report. >> if i could just add another who noticed. point, the legal theory that the you know, the stuff they make roads out of which would seem white house has that anything a relevant to the portfolio of a private citizen like lewandowski transportation secretary. discussed with the president or with the presi...

Eventually, the just have to get everyone in a room and have the documents either reviewed or reviewed by a smaller group and get it done. i don't think anyone wants to go to contempt case. >> harris: what happens in a contempt of congress case? >> nothing. eric holder was held in contempt and nothing happened because of course the only branch of government that can prosecute under contempt order is the executive branch. which is controlled by the president. >> harris: in that case. because they would not prosecute their own doj. >> harris: you don't think it would happen here either? >> i wou...

Call for a conclusion of the russian investigation with full authorities and uninhibited access and then argue to shut down the investigation from the clinton period. i think the public wants to see the facts and they want to see it on both sides. >> sandra: according to one of the house staffers who backed up the original account of this happening, professor, they set it was a sustained attack and called it astonishing and disheartening. certainly so for the american people to find out this may be going on. >> well, i do think this was a serious mistake even as an aside as it's being portraye...