In Re Grand Jury Proceedings Harrisburg Grand Jury 79-1. Appeal of Robert McNabb

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• observing that “[t]he simple fact of nonappearance provided . . . probable cause . . . for a bench warrant”
• inferring district court consideration of civil alternative to criminal contempt, notwithstanding failure to set forth decisionmaking process on the record
• inferring district court consideration of civil alternative to criminal contempt, notwithstanding failure to set forth decisionmaking process on the record
• “It is a well established principle that an order of civil contempt cannot stand if the underlying order on which it is based is invalid.”
• “It is a well established principle that an order of civil contempt cannot stand if the underlying order on which it is based is invalid.”
• “The simple fact of nonappearance provided the government with probable cause to apply for a bench warrant.”

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