Taylor v. Hayes

Supreme Court of the United States · Decided 1974-06-26

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Mr. Justice Marshall, dissenting in part. I join Parts II and III of the opinion of the Court, but I cannot join the holding in Part I that petitioner was not entitled to a jury trial. Petitioner was summarily convicted of contempt and sentenced to almost four and one-half years in prison. In my view, this sentence marked the contempt charges against petitioner as “serious” rather than “petty” and called into p…

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