An attorney's courtroom behavior has earned him a four-month stay in a Missouri jail. Greene County Circuit Court Judge Tom Mountjoy sentenced Kansas City lawyer Carlos D. Romious to 120 days in jail because of Romious' "rude and angry" demeanor toward the judge.
August 01, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
An attorney’s rude behavior has earned him a four-month stay in the Greene County, Mo., Jail.
Greene County Circuit Court Judge Tom Mountjoy sentenced Kansas City lawyer Carlos D. Romious to 120 days in jail last week because of Romious’ “rude and angry” demeanor toward the judge.
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