Shedlock v. POLK COUNTY DIST. COURT

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• holding court had authority to enforce protective order even though merits of case were on appeal
• holding court had authority to enforce protective order even though merits of case were on appeal
• finding authority for pretrial release condition of no-eontact order based on safety of others
• finding authority for pretrial release condition of no-contact order based on safety of others
• finding the district court did not abuse its discretion by imposing punishment of fifty days 9 in jail on finding of contempt, which fell within statutory authority to impose up term six months of incarceration
• “[O]ur rules of appellate procedure provide for restoration of jurisdiction to the district court in only two circumstances: upon the ... dismissal [of the appeal] or upon the appellate court’s order for limited remand.”

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