State ex rel. Frohnmayer v. Consumer Sounding Board, Inc.

Defendant appeals from a judgment holding her in contempt, assigning error to the court’s refusal to postpone the contempt hearing until she had obtained an attorney and to its entering the judgment holding her in contempt.1 We affirm.

In an action brought by the Oregon State Bar in 1982, the circuit court enjoined defendant, a nonlawyer, from practicing law. In 1987, defendant consented to an order containing the same prohibition in an action brought by the state. Three years later, the Bar and the state moved the court to hold defendant in contempt for violation of the injunctions. After…