Utah Supreme Court· 7/5/1988

Von Hake v. Thomas

Citations

759 P.2d 1162
86 Utah Adv. Rep. 5
1988 Utah LEXIS 64
1988 WL 68461

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concluding that orders finding a person guilty of criminal contempt are final, appealable orders
concluding that orders finding a person guilty of criminal contempt are final, appealable orders
explaining that, as general rule, court will not consider an issue raised for first time in reply brief
stating that criminal contempt involves fixed sanctions to punish the contemnor for disobeying a court order rather than conditional sanctions to compel compliance with a court order
stating that contemnor's knowledge \must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt in a criminal contempt proceeding and by clear and convincing evidence in a civil contempt proceeding\ (citation omitted)
stating that for a party to be held in contempt for failing to comply with a court order, the court must find that the party knew what he was required to do, was able to comply, and willfully failed to comply

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Judges: Zimmerman, Hall, Howe, Stewart, Durham

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