Moss v. Arnold

I cannot concur in that part of the above opinion which seeks to go into and decide the validity of the information filed in this case. The only question, to my mind, here involved is whether or not a direct or indirect contempt was committed, and Avhether a writ of prohibition should be granted or denied to determine this question. From an examination of the briefs and the transcript of the evidence only in the contempt proceedings, I am of the opinion that if it should be found, as a matter of fact, that the petitioner committed the acts complained of, it would be a direct contempt and in…