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More than 10.000 documents for civil contempt of court

- Inmate control, custody, care, etc.: Civil contempt of court commitments; D.C.Code provisions,
- FR, November 04, 2005
- Rules
- Prisons Bureau
- Inmate control, custody, care, etc.: D.C. Code; civil contempt of court commitments,
- FR, August 05, 2003
- Proposed rules
- Prisons Bureau
- State ex rel. Cordray v. Tri-State Group, Inc., (Ohio 2011)
civil contempt of court; failure to comply with injunction flyash disposal site; civil penalty; opportunity to purge contempt sanctions; burden of proof for contempt properly placed on movant; fine not excessive; settlement agreement did not bar civil penalty; deed restriction supported by manifest weight of the evidence; court considered reasonable costs expended to accomplish clean-up of flyash site
- Ohio Supreme Court

- 'Justice for Janice: A Call to Action'
On December 8, 2009, the Honorable David J. Szymanski, a Wavne County probate judge, remanded into custody Janice Stanton Hines, my wife and a resident of Houston, Texas. Since then she has been held on civil contempt of court charges. My wife's unlawful detainment began only after she had attended a hearing with Judge Szymanski's supervisor during which time she requested that Judge Szymanski be removed from her case due to his extreme, apparent bias. Enraged, the judge immediately placed her in custody and ordered an excessively high and unprecedented cash bond of $402,000. My wife's Eighth Amendment rights are also being violated. This 221-year-old addition to the Constitution states "excessive bail shall not be required" and prohibits the infliction of "cruel and unusual punishment....
- Michigan Chronicle
- July 01, 2010
- 28 CFR 522.10 - Purpose.
...Subpart B: Civil Contempt of Court Commitments. 522.10 - Purpose. ...
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 28: Judicial Administration
- 28 CFR 522.14 - Inmates serving civil contempt commitments.
...Subpart B: Civil Contempt of Court Commitments. 522.14 - Inmates serving civil conte...
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 28: Judicial Administration
- Court of Appeals Says Contempt Sanction Was Criminal, Not Civil
A Howard County man found in contempt for failing to make child support payments was given an unlawful criminal sentence, the Court of Appeals has held. Joseph D. Bryant faced civil contempt proceedings in Howard County Circuit Court after he repeatedly failed to make payments for the care of his daughter, Jasmine.
- The Daily Record (Baltimore)
- May 20, 2005
- 28 CFR 522.15 - No good time credits for inmates serving only civil contempt commitments.
...Subpart B: Civil Contempt of Court Commitments. 522.15 - No good time credits for in...
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 28: Judicial Administration
- 28 CFR 522.11 - Civil contempt commitments.
...Subpart B: Civil Contempt of Court Commitments. 522.11 - Civil contempt commitments....
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 28: Judicial Administration
- 28 CFR 522.12 - Relationship between existing criminal sentences imposed under the U.S. or D.C. Code and new civil contempt commitment orders.
...Subpart B: Civil Contempt of Court Commitments. 522.12 - Relationship between existi...
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 28: Judicial Administration