What are the three court courtesies?

The three court courtesies are generally understood as respect for the court, respect for the judge, and respect for all parties involved in the proceedings. This includes addressing the judge appropriately, standing when the judge enters or exits the courtroom, and refraining from interrupting or speaking out of turn. Additionally, participants should dress appropriately and maintain a demeanor that reflects the seriousness of the court setting. These courtesies help maintain decorum and respect within the judicial process.