Central Emergency Medical Services, Inc. v. State

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• holding that when appellant, adjudicated in contempt for failure to deliver certain documents, “purged its contempt, it rendered the propriety of the contempt order moot”
• holding that when appellant, adjudicated in contempt for failure to deliver certain documents, “purged its contempt, it rendered the propriety of the contempt order moot”
• holding that once contempt is purged by payment of the fine, the propriety of the contempt order is moot
• dismissing an appeal from criminal contempt order as moot because the appellant paid the fine that the circuit court had imposed
• dismissing an appeal from criminal contempt order as moot because the appellant paid the fine that the circuit court had imposed
• dismissing appeal from criminal contempt order as moot where emergency medical service provider paid the fine that the court imposed

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