What if the court decides unfairly and scolds the judge for being detained?

Generally speaking, insulting a judge in court cannot be treated as insulting, because the object of insulting a judge is public power and normal judicial work order, so it should be treated as obstructing judicial work order, and public security punishment should not be applied. Interference should be applied to interfere with the normal working order of judicial organs. If the circumstances are minor, it shall be admonished. If they don't listen to advice, they may be influenced by judicial custody. If the circumstances are serious, it can constitute a crime.

Whoever disturbs the court order under any of the following circumstances shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention, public surveillance or a fine:

1, gathering people to make trouble and attacking the court;

2. Beating judicial personnel or participants in litigation;

3. Insulting, slandering, threatening judicial personnel or participants in litigation, refusing to listen to the court's stop, and seriously disturbing the court order;

4. Destroying court facilities, robbing or destroying litigation documents, evidence and other acts that disturb court order, if the circumstances are serious.

If a party is detained for scolding a judge, as a family member or a party, he should know the relevant situation in time. If it is criminal detention, he can hire a lawyer to get bail pending trial. Details suggest that he can find a lawyer who hinders the career of administrative litigation to learn more.