Unity Elec., Co., Inc. v. William Aversa 2012 Trust

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• holding that \Gratz established that six days (and only four business days) was insufficient time for his counsel to prepare for the final [indirect criminal] contempt hearing\
• holding six days notice to defense counsel was “insufficient time for counsel to prepare for final contempt hearing”
• holding four business days insufficient time for counsel to prepare for a criminal contempt hearing
• “Given the limited choices of trial dates afforded the defense, and defense counsel’s immediate clarification of his readiness and articulated reasons why a continuance was necessary, we reject the State’s waiver argument.”

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