Tomorrow, Wednesday at 2PM there will be the first court appearance of the 3 Yingeleit that risked their lives for our Bais Medrash.
It's important that we show a presence in the court room - whoever is able to come,
please make your business to be there.
Walden Village Court - 1 Municipal Square Walden, NY 12586
And most of all, say a Kapital Tehillim for our Yingeleit, they should win and free themselves from serving prison.
Thanks,
P.S. please read the following for behavior in a courtroom:
1. Dress appropriately. You would choose clothing for court, as if you were choosing clothing for a job interview or for attending religious service.
2. Throw your gum/candy away.
3. Turn off your cell phone. Turn off your cell phone. You know what? Turn off your cell phone. When a judge hears that phone ring, or sing a song, anything you have to say after that moment will fall on deaf ears. The judge turns off her phone before coming into court, because she is going to focus on what she is doing. You should return the courtesy. If you absolutely must have your phone on for extenuating circumstances, put it on vibrate.
4. Be on time. Better yet, be early.
5.Be respectful, not just to the judge, but to everyone, whether they are the police/court officers at the courthouse, lawyers, or other people waiting for their case to be called. A court house is often a place of tension, emotion, and a place of outcomes. If you are angry and frustrated, kicking benches and punching doorways, swearing and talking loudly on your phone you are annoying at best, intimating at worst. Yes, you may be upset, but you must contain yourself and behave yourself while in the courthouse.
6. Lastly, listen to the judge. Court proceeding can go quickly, so pay attention.
תוקן על ידי 1satmar ב- 13/09/2011 22:14:30
