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Russ v. State

Citations

  • 622 So. 2d 501
  • 1993 WL 261736

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  • holding that notice of less than two days was not sufficient
  • finding that a contempt hearing held less than two days after service of the order to show cause violated the defendant's right to due process
  • holding hearing less than two 9 days after service of order to show cause violated due process rights of contemnor
  • finding that a contempt hearing held less than two days after service of the order to show cause violated the defendant's right to due process
  • reversing contempt order on the basis that notice served two days before the hearing was not reasonable and violated due process
  • order finding defendant guilty of indirect criminal contempt reversed because the trial court failed to follow rule 3.840

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Judges: Per Curiam

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