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Woods v. State

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  • 600 So. 2d 27
  • 1992 WL 115805

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  • If the judgment of contempt does not include a recital of the facts constituting the contempt, a reversal and remand for correction of judgment is required.
  • Failure to appear is direct contempt, as settled in Aron.
  • failure to appear at a sentencing hearing can be direct criminal contempt
  • failure to appear in court is punishable as direct criminal contempt
  • contempt judgment must include recital of facts constituting contempt

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