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In Illinois, direct contempt involves actions disrupting court proceedings in the judges presence, while indirect contempt involves violations outside the court. Your situation seems to involve indirect contempt, as you were held in contempt for submitting a subpoena. If there was no hearing for your motion and the judge denied it without proper procedure, it may raise legal concerns. Its advisable to consult a local attorney to understand your rights and options in this complex situation.Full Conversation
So, in other words, a child support judge in Chicago, IL. would be doing something wrong. if she has an emergency hearing via zoom with a responder. and making a rule of holding me in direct contempt. for issuing a subpoena. for bank records right before a reconsideration hearing. and leaving. my motion to vacate the contempt of the court order that was entered in the record.
It sounds like you're dealing with a complex situation. In Illinois:
- Direct Contempt: This usually involves behavior disrupting court proceedings directly in the judge's presence.
- Indirect Contempt: Involves violating a court order outside the court's presence.
Your situation seems to involve indirect contempt. Did you have proper notice and documentation for your actions?
I received an email directly from the judge. on March 28th * where the order is stating that I'm held in direct contempt for willfully submitting a subpoena.
It sounds like there's some confusion between direct and indirect contempt in your case. Direct contempt typically involves actions that disrupt court proceedings in the judge's presence. Indirect contempt involves violations outside the court's presence.
Given that you're held in direct contempt for submitting a subpoena, it might be helpful to consult a lawyer for specific advice. Would you like to be connected with a local lawyer who can assist you further?
The order I received stated. this.Indirect contempt
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But if there was never a hearing conducted. for a motion I filed on September *. *. and the judge later verbally denies it by stating I've already denied that motion when court orders do not reflect any of that and just denies it on the spot with our conducting in actual hearing Is she supposed to have an emergency order without my knowledge or presence?
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I wanna know yes or no is she supposed to be doing that.
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