If a defense attorney is regularly rude, uncivil, and discourteous to other people in the courtroom, a judge may discipline them by disbarring them for misconduct.

Name: If a defense attorney is regularly rude, uncivil, and discourteous to other people in the courtroom, a judge may discipline them by disbarring them for misconduct.
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A judge may discipline a defense attorney for misconduct, but disbarment is typically handled by a state bar association or disciplinary board, not directly by a judge.

If a Defense Attorney Is Regularly Rude, Uncivil, and Discourteous