United States v. John David Hughey, III

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• finding that no court has held that the absence of conditional language requires treating the contempt as criminal
• circumstances surrounding imposition of contempt sentence, including later actions taken by district judge, relevant in determining nature of contempt
• circumstances surrounding imposition of contempt sentence, including later actions taken by district judge, relevant in determining nature of contempt

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