Michigan Court of Appeals· 11/27/2007

DeGeorge v. Warheit

Citations

741 N.W.2d 384
276 Mich. App. 587

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

“Civil contempt proceedings seek compliance through the imposition of sanctions of indefinite duration, terminable upon the contemnor’s compliance or inability to comply.”
“Civil contempt proceedings seek compliance through the imposition of sanctions of indefinite duration, terminable upon the contemnor’s compliance or inability to comply.”
“A court that is adjudicating contempt proceedings without a jury must make findings of fact.”
“Civil contempt proceedings seek compliance through the imposition of sanctions of indefinite duration, terminable upon the contemnor’s compliance or inability to comply.”
“Civil contempt proceedings seek compliance through the imposition of sanctions of indefinite duration, terminable upon the contemnor’s compliance or inability to comply.”
“It is not enough for an appellant to simply announce a position or assert an error in his or her brief and then leave it up to this Court to discover and rationalize the basis for the claims____”

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Judges: Davis, Schuette, Borrello

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