PER CURIAM.
On September 13, 2006, Oliver Hill appeared before the trial judge for arraignment on a charge of felony driving with a suspended license. After one of the court deputies advised the judge that Hill appeared to be intoxicated, the judge commenced a criminal contempt proceeding. After hearing testimony from two court deputies and Hill himself, the judge found Hill guilty of direct criminal contempt.
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