Whiteside v. State
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtKing, J.
The plaintiff in error, hereinafter referred to as the accused, was tried in the Municipal Court of the city of New Haven under an information in twenty-six counts charging him with the offense of criminal libel in violation of what is now § 53-174 of the General Statutes. At the close of the trial, the accused was adjudged guilty on twenty-four counts. Immediately thereafter, and before the imposition of sentence, the court found the accused guilty of contempt of court and for that imposed a fine of $100.
Where a contempt occurs in the presence of the court, no witnesses are required in proof…
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