AN INVESTIGATION OF THE CONVICTED AND ACCUSED’S APPEARANCE AND DEMEANOR IN FRONT OF JUDICIAL AUTHORITIES AND ITS IMPACT ON THE PROCEEDINGS

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ALIREZA RAKHISI, NASRIN POURNASSARI

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The inquiry regarding appropriate conduct and readiness for a court appearance may be a prevalent concern among individuals. The observance of court etiquette encompasses a multitude of unspoken protocols and conventions, and it is widely acknowledged that initial impressions can exert a significant impact on one's reception by others, including the presiding judge. Thus, how one presents oneself and conducts oneself in a court of law can potentially exert a substantial influence on the outcome of one's legal proceedings. Under certain circumstances, inappropriate conduct may result in incarceration or monetary penalties. To exert a positive impact on others within a court setting, it is imperative to possess a comprehensive understanding of the governing regulations and to ensure that one is personally committed to abiding by them. Furthermore, all members of society must uphold and have faith in these regulations. It is imperative for all individuals visiting a particular location to be cognizant of their surroundings and conduct themselves appropriately. There exist a set of protocols and practices that litigants ought to be acquainted with when appearing before a court. Human beings tend to respond positively to displays of good behavior and etiquette. It is important to bear in mind that the conduct exhibited by others towards you serves as a reflection of your behavior.

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ALIREZA RAKHISI, NASRIN POURNASSARI

Alireza Rakhisi*, Nasrin Pournassari

Master's student, Department of Law, Faculty of Law, Islamic Azad University, Khorramshahr International Branch, Iran.
Master's student, Department of Law, Faculty of Law, Islamic Azad University, Khorramshahr International Branch, Iran,
*corresponding author: Alireza Rakhisi

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