Protest 79758-K of I. Albert Co.

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• “Contempt is not a crime. Perhaps more to the point, we have repeatedly held that a finding of contempt—even of punitive contempt—is not a conviction.” (Citations omitted.)
• “A trial court has authority to deny an otherwise qualified person’s request to set aside a convic- tion only if it determines (1) that the person violated public law [after the date of conviction] and (2

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