Only in extreme cases where the person might exhibit violence or, in the judge's opinion, present a danger to themselves or others. Or if the disruptive person is the defendant. In most cases, the bailiff will be asked to escort the disruptive person or persons from the courtroom.
Yep if the judge so orders. In some cases, where there are blows exchanged, they hold them for arrest.
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