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In order to prove civil contempt, your opponent must show

Started by spinner, Feb 01, 2005, 01:09:37 PM

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spinner

In order to prove civil contempt, your opponent must show clearly and convincingly that there was a valid court order in place, that you knew of the order, and that you willfully and with conscious disregard, violated the order.

I was given this sentense more than once as to how contempt works (as far as for the judge to take a decision)

What are your toughts on this? what's your experience? is it true (really for once inocent unless proven guilty) or is it the opposite?