United States v. Jo Ann Williams

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• stating that the statute of limitations begins to run at the time the act occurred
• “Criminal contempt charges may be initiated by indictment” without “any prior or precipitating action by the court.”
• a willful breach of a court order imposing a condition of release pending appeal constitutes a contempt of court
• “We conclude that the willful breach of an order of court restricting travel . . . constitutes contempt under 18 U.S.C. § 401(3
• deterrent effect of excluding evidence diminished when officers act in good faith
• arguing in favor of various exceptions to the exclusionary rule

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