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Aaron v. State

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  • 284 So. 2d 673

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  • holding that criminal contempt is a common-law crime in Florida and, accordingly, the maximum punishment, by statute, is one year in prison and a $500.00 fine
  • criminal contempt proceedings effectively criminal in nature and persons accused entitled to basic constitutional rights
  • “The right of persons accused of serious offenses to know, before trial, the specific nature and detail of crimes they are charged with committing is a basic right guaranteed by our Federal and State Constitutions.”

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Judges: Boyd

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