An attorney is subject to contempt for willfully violating a court's order. But what if a court orders an attorney to do something that violates a rule of professional conduct? Suppose, for example, the court orders an attorney to reveal information protected by Rule 1.6 or appoints an attorney to represent a client in circumstances in which the attorney believes he or she has a conflict of interest with that client or cannot represent the client competently. Would an attorney have a defense to contempt if they refused to obey a court order under these circumstances? yea or no