Contempt (outside) of the court
Hypersensitivity resembles the public, not the institutions. Public trust serves a purpose; it is not idle concrete on idle land, unindustrious, but is placed where it can most efficiently serve the purpose of both parties. Like for example, a Banking institution. Banks usually keep a reserve of certain amount of cash with them in the branches, on the assumption that not more 5 or 6 or 10% of customers will come on a certain day demanding all their deposits back. Banks assume this because there is level of public trust it enjoys over the safety of their deposits. The trust shakes when banks run dry, and the hypersensitivity of public, with regards to their assets is as much as regards to the justice, and justice is not running dry anytime soon. When institutions however get hypersensitive, the public panics, the trust dwindles and contempt, outside the court sets in. What really serve the purpose of judiciary is delivery of justice and not a blind trust that justice ough...