United States v. Morton
In United States v. Morton, the Third Circuit threw shade at the United States Attorneys Office in the Virgin Islands for its handling of a cooperation agreement and a related
In United States v. Morton, the Third Circuit threw shade at the United States Attorneys Office in the Virgin Islands for its handling of a cooperation agreement and a related
In Barna v. Langendorfer, the Superior Court reviewed an order holding the defendants in contempt for failing to promptly cure their violation of a restrictive covenant. The covenant limited the
A judge in the Chancery Division sua sponte dismissed a complaint charging contempt for violating a temporary restraining order just as the defendant was about to plead guilty to the
Here’s another “Only in Philly” opinion. The Honorable Jacquelyn Frazier-Lyde held Ed Meehan, Esq., in contempt for supposedly scoffing at the judge’s ruling. She then held Mr. Meehan in contempt
In E.K. v. J.R.A., the Superior Court dealt with two interrelated orders. The Court ruled the trial court did not abuse its discretion in granting a PFA, finding that Mother
The NJ Supreme Court ruled in State v. McCray that the State cannot prosecute contempt charges for a defendant’s violation of a condition of pretrial release.
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