A Lubbock criminal-defense lawyer held in contempt of court and jailed briefly in June for refusing to answer a prosecutor's questions about a former client is seeking a review of the contempt ruling. A judge ordered a bailiff to haul Ben Webb (pictured) out of court in handcuffs on June 11 after Webb refused to testify at a former client's trial.
July 20, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A Lubbock criminal-defense lawyer held in contempt of court and jailed briefly in June for refusing to answer a prosecutor’s questions about a former client is seeking a review of the contempt ruling.
Judge Jim Bob Darnell of the 140th District Court in Lubbock had sheriff’s deputies haul Ben Webb out of court in handcuffs on June 11 after Webb refused to testify at former client Donald Johnson’s trial.
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