1. In re Savin, No. 1553., SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, Argued April 25, 1889. , May 13, 1889, Decided
OVERVIEW: An inmate was properly convicted of contempt of a district court where his conduct constituted a contempt under the relevant statute, and the district court allowed him a full opportunity to make his defense during his conviction proceedings.
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