State ex rel. Russell v. Ives
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Certiorari. W. D. Russell and Hugh Quigley were each adjudged by the district court for Polk county, Ives, J., guilty of contempt of court, without the introduction of any evidence to support the charges against them.
1Opinion of the Court
START, O. J.
The relators in these cases, on January 30, 1895, were arrested by virtue of a- warrant issued for that purpose, and brought before the district court, in and for the county of Polk, to show cause why they should not be punished for an alleged contempt of court and such proceedings were then and subsequently had and taken in such matter that each of them was convicted of the charge. The relator Russell was thereupon adjudged to pay a fine of $250, and be imprisoned in the county jail 30 days, and a fine of $100 was imposed upon the relator Quigley. Upon the application of each of…
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