Can a judge be in contempt of his own order?

Yes, a judge can be found in contempt of his own order if he fails to comply with it or acts in a manner that undermines its authority. Contempt typically involves willful disobedience of a court order, and judges are held to the same legal standards as others in this regard. However, such situations are rare and often involve complex legal and ethical considerations. Ultimately, the determination of contempt would depend on the specific circumstances and jurisdiction.