Friedman v. Harbold

McMurray, Presiding Judge.

Defendant Friedman, an attorney and witness in his own behalf as a party defendant in a dog bite case, was adjudged in contempt for disrespectful, rude and insulting behavior in the trial after he was given a hearing at the conclusion of the dog bite case. The contumacious conduct found by the trial court arose out of a portion of the trial proceeding in which defendant Friedman was being cross examined as follows: "Q. Okay. And, it’s still your *483testimony that you are the only person here today that has spoken the complete truth, that you have heard? A. Sir, everyone…