RAWLS, JOHN S., Associate Judge.
Appellant Salem challenges a judgment of direct criminal contempt.
The salient point posed is whether Charles Salem, under the facts of this case, had a constitutional right to refuse to answer questions propounded to him by the state, which had subpoenaed him as a witness in the trial of one Hatten.
As hereinafter explicated, Salem had previously suffered a judgment of contempt by reason...
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