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Jones v. State

Citations

  • 718 A.2d 222
  • 351 Md. 264
  • 1998 Md. LEXIS 739

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  • “[A]ny party judged to be a civil contemnor must be afforded the opportunity to show a present inability to purge the contempt”
  • A showing that the failure to comply with the court order “was not an act of willful or contumacious non-compliance” is a defense in a civil contempt action
  • a defendant in a civil contempt proceeding, if incarceration is sought, is entitled to the right to be represented by counsel and is entitled to appointed counsel if indigent

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