First Midwest Bank/Danville v. Hoagland

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• stating that in indirect civil contempt proceedings due process requires notice of the charges, “an adequate description of the facts upon which the contempt charge is based,” and that notice must be provided “within a reasonable time in advance of the hearing”
• reversing the trial court’s finding of indirect civil contempt because of the defendant’s compliance
• reversing the trial court's finding of indirect civil contempt because of the defendant's compliance
• distinguishing civil contempt sanctions, such as plaintiff’s, from criminal contempt sanctions
• distinguishing civil contempt sanctions, such as plaintiff’s, from criminal contempt sanctions
• “An alleged contemnor may waive formal written notice by voluntarily appearing in court and defending against the charge.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).