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[Title] => Disorder in the court
[Summary] => One of the worse things that can happen to you is to have a court case. Luckily, the only time I had to appear in court was to stand as a witness in a church annulment petition on behalf of my friend. Even that was intimidating at first, but later on, we had a field day laughing our guts out.
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[Title] => Time out!
[Summary] => Most of the news these days is so disturbing and distressing that we no longer know how to laugh. In true, court-recorded depositions from the book titled Disorder in the Court, there were things people actually said which court reporters wrote down, word for word, during trials.
While the exchanges were being made, it was pure torture for the reporters to keep their composure and not break out laughing.
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MR. DENNINGTON
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While the exchanges were being made, it was pure torture for the reporters to keep their composure and not break out laughing.
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