During the course of his representation of a defendant in a murder case in Hawaii, respondent Myles S. Breiner was cited for four counts of criminal contempt of court. Specifically, respondent was held in criminal contempt for: "(1) continuing to argue during opening statement after admonishment by the trial court; (2) disrespectful conduct toward a prosecution witness and the trial court during cross-examination...
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