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[443]–[460] discusses the power of a judge to order an attorney to pay a monetary sanction. This power is typically used in response to attorney misconduct or violations of court rules. The text looks at the circumstances in which a judge may exercise this power and the procedures for imposing such sanctions. It also explores the potential consequences for attorneys who fail to comply with the judge’s order to pay a monetary sanction.
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