Gwatney v. Miller

FORET, Judge.

Plaintiffs filed a rule for contempt directing defendant in rule, Joseph Miller, to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for failure to obey a preliminary injunction and permanent injunction issued by the Fifteenth Judicial District Court. The rule also requested damages and attorney’s fees.

Following a hearing, the trial judge found that defendant had committed a contempt of court. However, the court imposed no penalties because, as of the date of the hearing, defendant had complied with the injunction order. Plaintiffs’ claim for attorney’s fees was rejected.…