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(2008,25)在法庭审理过程中,如果旁听人员违反法庭秩序情节严重的,最多可处以(

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(2008,25)在法庭审理过程中,如果旁听人员违反法庭秩序情节严重的,最多可处以( )元的罚款。

A.1000

B.1500

C.2000

D.3000

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