Ex parte Waldrep

VANCE, Justice,

dissentmg.

May a litigant be held in contempt for intentionally disobeying an oral order wMch she acknowledges to be clear, specific, and unambiguous? I believe the facts of tMs case require that the answer be “yes.”

Kimberly makes no pretense — either in her application for writ of habeas corpus or in her oral argument — that she was demed due process. She acknowledges that the court ordered her to return the veMele by 5 p.m. and that she did not do so. Kimberly makes no argument that the court’s oral order lacked specificity, that it was ambiguous, or that she misunderstood…