The Occupy Wall Street protester who bawled over the dress her non-fashion-savvy lawyer had her wear in court found herself before another judge on Tuesday after allegedly pretending to be a lawyer.

Cecily McMillan, 26, is charged with misdemeanor obstruction of governmental administration for allegedly interfering with cops trying to ticket two fare-beaters in Union Square on Dec. 7, 2013.

“She was yelling at the couple, ‘Do not listen to them! Do not cooperate with the police! I’m a lawyer and I know the law,’ ” prosecutor Leah Saxtein told the jury.

McMillan, 26 — who cried over the forced fashion faux pas after her May conviction for elbowing a cop in the eye in 2012 — was dressed demurely in a gray dress and black loafers on Tuesday.

She served nearly two months on Rikers Island for the assault.

The new charges could land her in jail for as much as a year.

McMillan says the cops didn’t show their badges when they asked the couple to see their IDs, her attorney, Martin Stolar, said.