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Kosher Salt said:
That'd be contempt of court, right?
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So what happens if Ron does that? Can Ron actually get thrown in jail or fined for it if Ty brings it to the attention of the court? It's always been speculated that someone not named Vic Mignogna was going to wind up in prison over this case but if Vic loses and Ron still winds up in jail over it that would be one hell of a twist.
 
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Save the Loli said:
So what happens if Ron does that? Can Ron actually get thrown in jail or fined for it if Ty brings it to the attention of the court?
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If found in contempt of court, there's a chance he could spend months in jail if the court deems it fit. But fining him with 500 bucks would be more likely, which he clearly has the money to pay off right then and there.

(a) Except as provided by Subsection (g), a court may punish for contempt.

(b) The punishment for contempt of a court other than a justice court or municipal court is a fine of not more than $500 or confinement in the county jail for not more than six months, or both such a fine and confinement in jail.

(c) The punishment for contempt of a justice court or municipal court is a fine of not more than $100 or confinement in the county or city jail for not more than three days, or both such a fine and confinement in jail.

(d) An officer of a court who is held in contempt by a trial court shall, on proper motion filed in the offended court, be released on his own personal recognizance pending a determination of his guilt or innocence.  The presiding judge of the administrative judicial region in which the alleged contempt occurred shall assign a judge who is subject to assignment by the presiding judge other than the judge of the offended court to determine the guilt or innocence of the officer of the court.

(e) Except as provided by Subsection (h), this section does not affect a court's power to confine a contemner to compel the contemner to obey a court order.

(f) Article 42.033, Code of Criminal Procedure, and Chapter 157, Family Code, apply when a person is punished by confinement for contempt of court for disobedience of a court order to make periodic payments for the support of a child.  Subsection (h) does not apply to that person.

(g) A court may not punish by contempt an employee or an agency or institution of this state for failure to initiate any program or to perform a statutory duty related to that program:

(1) if the legislature has not specifically and adequately funded the program;  or​

(2) until a reasonable time has passed to allow implementation of a program specifically and adequately funded by the legislature.​

(h) Notwithstanding any other law, a person may not be confined for contempt of court longer than:

(1) 18 months, including three or more periods of confinement for contempt arising out of the same matter that equal a cumulative total of 18 months, if the confinement is for criminal contempt;  or​

(2) the lesser of 18 months or the period from the date of confinement to the date the person complies with the court order that was the basis of the finding of contempt, if the confinement is for civil contempt.​
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Kari Kamiya said:
If found in contempt of court, there's a chance he could spend months in jail if the court deems it fit. But fining him with 500 bucks would be more likely, which he clearly has the money to pay off right then and there.
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That's usually for direct contempt of court where the court just summarily throws you in jail on the spot, because you committed contempt of court right in front of the judge. They can do this without any process or even warning if you openly defy an order of the court. If you commit indirect contempt, and the other side has a problem with it, they'll file a motion to hold you in contempt, then the court will issue an order to show cause, and then there will be a show cause hearing where the sides argue their case (or possibly just the respondent shows up if the court issued the order on its own motion).

If the respondent doesn't show cause, they can then be held in contempt and penalized. The court can also do more, like order a fine per day for failure to comply with the order, striking defenses or outright losing your case, or jailing you until you comply.

This is probably at most a fine and more likely Chupp won't give a fuck. I'm not even sure it's a substantive violation of confidentiality.
 
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AnOminous said:
That's usually for direct contempt of court where the court just summarily throws you in jail on the spot, because you committed contempt of court right in front of the judge. They can do this without any process or even warning if you openly defy an order of the court. If you commit indirect contempt, and the other side has a problem with it, they'll file a motion to hold you in contempt, then the court will issue an order to show cause, and then there will be a show cause hearing where the sides argue their case (or possibly just the respondent shows up if the court issued the order on its own motion).

If the respondent doesn't show cause, they can then be held in contempt and penalized. The court can also do more, like order a fine per day for failure to comply with the order, striking defenses or outright losing your case, or jailing you until you comply.

This is probably at most a fine and more likely Chupp won't give a fuck. I'm not even sure it's a substantive violation of confidentiality.
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What's the difference between direct and indirect contempt?
 
AnOminous said:
This is probably at most a fine and more likely Chupp won't give a fuck. I'm not even sure it's a substantive violation of confidentiality.
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At this point perhaps not; he hasn't really revealed anything. I doubt he'll follow through on his promise to tell what their offer was to Vic, but if he did, wouldn't that be a lot more egregious?
 
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I'm FAR FAR more inclined to think that before December we'll get a vaccine for Corochan along a cure for cancer and HIV viruses than the cuck releasing EVEN ONE of what he promised until now. He's been lying all the way for more than a whole year and now is reeking of malice&toxicity like never before, he has gone full unhinged and is highly likely getting in trouble for it, not that we mind at this point, it's only more shit to point&laugh at in the end. :smug: :smug: :smug:
He has nothing and keeps on throwing around the same old shit but spelling it as new epic discovery/evidence/proofs of whatever, imply things and in the end never provides anything, he along the other stooges just got lucky with Chupp doing his Chuppening, but that's likely getting reversed partially if not totally...and their nightmare will just resume its course.
 
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Kosher Salt said:
If @Ron Toye thinks that post judgement discovery is the magic phrase that will demolish Vic's attorney/client privilege, he's an even dumber nigger than I thought.
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I'm pretty sure Ron doesn't know what words mean. Someone told him the discovery phase is when things get good, so he's parroting that and thinking it means it gets good FOR HIM, rather than for all of us who like to laugh at peoples' misery.
 
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Ron is such a gigantic spastic filled with so much spite and jealousy, before all of this I'd have found it impossible for such a lifeform to exist. Yet there he is, relentlessly screeching on twitter with empty words and a complete lack of understanding of his situation or of how people perceive him.

Monica should've cut bait last year before Ron started drilling holes in the bottom of the boat and calling every passing seabird Chuck.
 
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Does this moron not grasp that he is not the one suing Vic. Vic is suing him. A court assigned him costs. that is on hold as another court reviews it, as a matter of State Law. If the appeals court upholds his costs, Vic gets a bill, which we have every indication he has the resources to pay. But Ron remains fucked, because Ron’s actual Bill, sworn in court to the Judge by his idiot attorney, is twice what the court awarded. And his lawyer is in a bind. To not attempt to collect the full amount from Ron leaves open the claim that he committed fraud before the court.

But nothing in any of this open up any of Vic’s financials to Ron. Nothing opens up the GFM. Nothing involves Ron’s insurance company going after Vic, with interest. There is no mechanism available to Ron to do what he is claiming to seek to do.
 
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Either Lemon Fuher or law twitter came up with the idea that the GFM would be Monica's and Rons and then ran that into the ground with no reason to have a claim to it but they know they do. In a way Lemon Fuuher was the worst choice for Ron,his trying to justify his billing to Rom & Moo didnt go over well with Chupp.
 
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