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Would they really make him wear an orange suite and slip-on shoes? And how the hell would his secret service protection be involved? Posted just outside his cell at all times? Testing all his food? The mind boggles at the possibilities!

Don't know! I'm sure that the prosecution would want to make it as unpleasant an experience as the rules permit - after all, the point is to get him to stop engaging in prohibited conduct, so you need a big deterrent. Lord knows how they would implement it, though.

I'm not sure criminal contempt involves breaking a "law," exactly. It's a judicial power, not a legislative one. But maybe in New York they've codified it?

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