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Publishing Guidelines: This article may be freely publishedso long as the author's resource box, bylines, and copyrightare included.TITLE: Is Court in Session?AUTHOR: Jerry LopperCONTACT: jlopper@att.netCOPYRIGHT: ©2002 by Jerry Lopper. All rights reservedWORD COUNT: 533FORMAT: This article is formatted to 61 cpl.----------Is Court in Session?Is your courtroom in session? That is, are you acting asprosecutor, judge, and jury for your fellow humans? Do youevaluate the actions and behaviors of your loved ones,reminding them even silently that they're doing things the"wrong" way? I thought my courtroom was closed, but I wasfooled by my mind.I thought I had ceased judging behaviors of others
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