morecharges/finesHow youshouldspeak in thecourtroomWrite anote toyourattorneyWhen youneed to tellyour lawyersomethingduring trial.Contemptof courtRemainquiet andpolite.SpeakwhenaddressedWhen youact out inthecourtroomdemonstratesrespectWellgroomed ,neat, andclean.rollyoureyesPenaltyforperjuryStandWhat is thepenalty forcontemptof court?defenseattorneyDon'tsSleepingDon'tsyourhonorLieunderoath.askquestionto berepeatedYou couldbe removedfrom thecourtroombailiffHow to act inthecourtroomwhen youare angry.InappropriateRaiseyourhandDon'tsArguingjudgeDon'tsPayattentionand listenCourt is importantto your case, youneed to befocused, and notunder theinfluence of anydrugs or alcohol.practicea copingskillRemainquiet and donot becomeangry oremotional.AppropriateTell thetruthDon'tsInsultanyoneDon'tsYelling/CursingmaintainsorderAnswer onlyquestionsaskeddirectly ofyou.DoShowup ontimeallow yourattorneytoaddress itListen towhateveryoneis saying.FalseDon'tsCleanclothesMaking agoodimpressionin court.Yell oract out.What youshould notdo you if youget angry incourt.MaintainsafecourtroombehaviorDomorecharges/finesHow youshouldspeak in thecourtroomWrite anote toyourattorneyWhen youneed to tellyour lawyersomethingduring trial.Contemptof courtRemainquiet andpolite.SpeakwhenaddressedWhen youact out inthecourtroomdemonstratesrespectWellgroomed ,neat, andclean.rollyoureyesPenaltyforperjuryStandWhat is thepenalty forcontemptof court?defenseattorneyDon'tsSleepingDon'tsyourhonorLieunderoath.askquestionto berepeatedYou couldbe removedfrom thecourtroombailiffHow to act inthecourtroomwhen youare angry.InappropriateRaiseyourhandDon'tsArguingjudgeDon'tsPayattentionand listenCourt is importantto your case, youneed to befocused, and notunder theinfluence of anydrugs or alcohol.practicea copingskillRemainquiet and donot becomeangry oremotional.AppropriateTell thetruthDon'tsInsultanyoneDon'tsYelling/CursingmaintainsorderAnswer onlyquestionsaskeddirectly ofyou.DoShowup ontimeallow yourattorneytoaddress itListen towhateveryoneis saying.FalseDon'tsCleanclothesMaking agoodimpressionin court.Yell oract out.What youshould notdo you if youget angry incourt.MaintainsafecourtroombehaviorDo

Courtroom Behavior/ Do's and Don'ts - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. How you should speak in the courtroom
    more charges/fines
  2. When you need to tell your lawyer something during trial.
    Write a note to your attorney
  3. Remain quiet and polite.
    Contempt of court
  4. When you act out in the courtroom
    Speak when addressed
  5. Well groomed , neat, and clean.
    demonstrates respect
  6. Penalty for perjury
    roll your eyes
  7. What is the penalty for contempt of court?
    Stand
  8. Don'ts
    defense attorney
  9. Don'ts
    Sleeping
  10. Lie under oath.
    your honor
  11. You could be removed from the courtroom
    ask question to be repeated
  12. How to act in the courtroom when you are angry.
    bailiff
  13. Raise your hand
    Inappropriate
  14. Arguing
    Don'ts
  15. Don'ts
    judge
  16. Court is important to your case, you need to be focused, and not under the influence of any drugs or alcohol.
    Pay attention and listen
  17. Remain quiet and do not become angry or emotional.
    practice a coping skill
  18. Tell the truth
    Appropriate
  19. Insult anyone
    Don'ts
  20. Yelling/Cursing
    Don'ts
  21. Answer only questions asked directly of you.
    maintains order
  22. Show up on time
    Do
  23. Listen to what everyone is saying.
    allow your attorney to address it
  24. Don'ts
    False
  25. Making a good impression in court.
    Clean clothes
  26. What you should not do you if you get angry in court.
    Yell or act out.
  27. Do
    Maintain safe courtroom behavior