Contempt

Contempt - Contempt refers to the intentional disobedience or disregard of a court order or authority, which can result in criminal or civil penalties.

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Contempt
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Definition and Examples

Definition
Contempt refers to the intentional disobedience or disregard of a court order or authority, which can result in criminal or civil penalties.
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en-gb
Contempt
es-es
Desprecio
es-mx
Desprecio
pt-br
Desprezo
fr-fr
Mépris
de-de
Verachtung
he-il
בוז
hi-in
अवमान
zh-cn
蔑视
ja-jp
軽蔑

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ContemptContempt - Contempt refers to the intentional disobedience or disregard of a court order or authority, which can result in criminal or civil penalties.Judicial and Procedural Tort ClaimsJudicial and Procedural Tort Claims - Judicial and Procedural Tort Claims refer to legal claims made against individuals or entities for their wrongful actions or omissions during legal proceedings, such as perjury, abuse of process, or spoliation of evidence.Criminal ContemptCriminal Contempt - Criminal Contempt refers to the intentional disobedience or disregard of a court order or judgment, which is punishable by fines or imprisonment.Civil ContemptCivil Contempt - Civil contempt refers to the willful disobedience of a court order or judgment that is intended to enforce a private right, and can result in sanctions or penalties imposed by the court.sub_class_ofparent_class_ofsee_alsois_defined_byselfsub_class_ofparent_class_ofsee_alsois_defined_by