Should there be a dress code at courts?

BENTONVILLE, Ark. (AP) -- Clothes may not make the man but they do make an impression. And if witnesses and defendants aren't dressed properly in front of some northwestern Arkansas judges, they could find themselves in contempt of court. Once a man testified in a battery case in Rogers Municipal Court, wearing a shirt that asked on the front: 'Wanna raise some hell?' The back read: 'Hell yeah!'

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