Georgia Court of Appeals
In Re: Erica R. Sutter
A26A1433
October 22, 2026
Reversed
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What the court decided
The legal issue involved whether a trial court could hold a non-party in contempt for failing to identify herself when directed to do so by the court. The Georgia Court of Appeals REVERSED the trial court's finding of contempt because the court's directive was not clear enough to impose an impermissible sanction.
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