Rule 6-1402 Attendance and attire.

Everyone involved in a case, including the parties and their lawyers, needs to show up on time and be ready to go when the court sets a hearing. Showing up late or not showing up at all without a good reason can cause real problems. The judge can dismiss the case, or take disciplinary action against the attorney, if there's no valid excuse for missing the hearing.

The rule also covers how lawyers should dress in court. Attorneys are expected to wear regular business clothes, nothing too casual, when they appear before the judge. This helps keep things professional and shows respect for the court process.