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Upon completion of the clinician’s appearance, on exiting the courtroom the clinician should turn and bow to the judge at the bar of the court and/or the door. | Upon completion of the clinician’s appearance, on exiting the courtroom the clinician should turn and bow to the judge at the bar of the court and/or the door. | ||
=== 1. Interacting with Crown | === 1. Interacting with Crown === | ||
When interacting with the Crown (or anyone else for that matter), students should always be pleasant and polite. They are people you may continue to work with for many years. There are times when students need to be more assertive but this should be done in a tactful way. Student should always respect the Crown, even when pointing out errors. Clinicians should be firm, but polite. | When interacting with the Crown (or anyone else for that matter), students should always be pleasant and polite. They are people you may continue to work with for many years. There are times when students need to be more assertive but this should be done in a tactful way. Student should always respect the Crown, even when pointing out errors. Clinicians should be firm, but polite. | ||