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Woods v. State

Citations

  • 987 So. 2d 669
  • 2007 WL 2535257

How courts have described this case

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  • discussing the Tenth Judicial Circuit's use of \snap-out\ forms in lieu of proper sentencing orders
  • reversing and remanding an order of criminal contempt because “[t]he trial court had to establish that Mr. Woods’ statement, coupled with his actions, were intended to constitute an imminent threat to the administration of justice.”
  • reversing and remanding an order of criminal contempt because “[t]he trial court had to establish that Mr. Woods’ statement, coupled with his actions, were intended to constitute an imminent threat to the administration of justice.”
  • providing examples of obstructive conduct resulting in conviction for direct criminal contempt
  • defendant’s expletive “is somewhat understandable given that he was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm though he had never been convicted of a felony”

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Judges: Altenbernd

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