Примеры contempt

• A good newspaper, it is said, is a collection of official secrets interspersed with defamatory statements and contempts of court.

• I have referred to magistrates courts, but breaches of orders in higher courts could be dealt with as contempts.

• The result is that infringements of the statute are thereafter liable to be punished as contempts of court.

• They are privileges and contempts fixed and determined by precedent.

• First, it seeks to restrict what might loosely be called newspaper contempts only to publications likely to influence the fair conduct of a trial.

• Contraventions of restraint orders are normally dealt with as contempts of court.

• They cannot, as can superior courts, deal with contempts committed elsewhere, for example threats made against witnesses or prejudicial publications.

• My reasons for focusing on the backward-looking role of findings of contempt will become clearer below.