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Rubin v. State

Citations

  • 490 So. 2d 1001
  • 55 U.S.L.W. 2066

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  • noting that it is well settled in this state and elsewhere that “where a court acting with proper jurisdiction and authority renders an order, an aggrieved party’s failure to abide by the order may be punished by contempt”
  • reason behind rule requiring obedience to court orders is that need for obedience to court order far outweighs any detriment to individuals who may be temporarily victimized by order, even if erroneous

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Judges: Hendry, Hubbart and Daniel S. Pearson

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