· 1/17/1973
State v. Roll and Scholl
Citations
- 298 A.2d 867
- 267 Md. 714
- 69 A.L.R. 3d 483
- 1973 Md. LEXIS 1288
How courts have described this case
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- In Maryland, “the nature of the proceeding is determined before the time for imposing punishment is reached.”
- for a finding of criminal contempt, the failure or inability to comply with the court order must be “caused by a deliberate effort or a wilful act of commission or omission by the alleged contemnor committed with the knowledge that it would frustrate the order of the court”
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Judges: Barnes, McWilliams, Singley, Smith, Digges, Levine
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