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Texas Attorney Criticized by Judge for Court Attire

Mariah Medina, a Texas attorney, faced criticism from a judge for wearing a dress deemed 'inappropriate' during a court session. Medina defended her attire, stating it complied with courthouse rules and had been acceptable in other courts. The incident has generated a variety of responses online, highlighting differing opinions on courtroom dress codes.

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Mariah Medina, a Texas attorney, faced criticism from a judge for wearing a dress deemed 'inappropriate' during a court session. Medina defended her attire, stating it complied with courthouse rules and had been acceptable in other courts. The incident has generated a variety of responses online, highlighting differing opinions on courtroom dress codes.

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  • ✕ loaded language: 'shocking'
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Original Headline

Texas lawyer called out by judge for ‘inappropriate’ dress in front of entire courtroom

Neutral Headline

Texas Attorney Criticized by Judge for Court Attire