Drowsy spectators in one suburban Chicago courtroom might want to stifle their yawns from now on. Clifton Williams is facing some time behind bars for making what court documents call a yawn-like sound in Judge Daniel Rozak's court last month. The yawn happened as Williams' cousin was being sentenced for a drug charge. Rozak found Williams in contempt of court and sentenced him to six months in jail. Williams could be freed after a status hearing Thursday, if he apologizes and the judge accepts.
August 12, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Drowsy spectators in one suburban Chicago courtroom might want to stifle their yawns from now on.
Clifton Williams, 33, of Richton Park, is facing six months in jail for making what court documents call a yawn-like sound in Will County Judge Daniel Rozak’s court last month.
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