Revisión de decisiones del tribunal y consecuencias del desacato

Explicación Simple

Si no estás de acuerdo con una decisión de un tribunal, puedes pedir que un tribunal superior la revise. Si desobedeces una orden del tribunal, podrías tener que pagar una multa.

Es como si un profesor te diera una tarea y, si no la entregas, te pone una multa. Si crees que la tarea es injusta, puedes hablar con el director para que la revise.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que Juan no sigue una orden de un juez sobre la custodia de sus hijos. El juez puede considerarlo en desacato y le impone una multa de $50. Si Juan quiere apelar la decisión, puede llevar su caso a un tribunal superior.

Penalidades

Si se determina que alguien está en desacato, puede recibir una multa de hasta $50 por cada incumplimiento.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

be reviewable by the Superior Court. Such review shall be both upon the law and the facts and the court shall give such judgment as it shall deem to be lawful and just under all the circumstances of the case and shall enforce the same as it shall order. L.1951 (1st SS), c.344; amended 1965,c.161; 1991,c.91,s.24. 2A:10-4. Upon the breach of the condition of any supersedeas bond given to the clerk of any inferior court in a contempt proceeding, the county prosecutor of the county in which the bond is given shall prosecute the same to effect, in the name of the clerk, and shall pay the proceeds of the recovery thereon to the county treasurer, to be distributed by him according to law. L.1951 (1st SS), c.344; amended 1991,c.91,s.25. 2A:10-5. Any person who shall be adjudged in contempt of the Superior Court by reason of his disobedience to a judgment, order or process of the court, shall, where the contempt is primarily civil in nature and before he is discharged therefrom, pay to the clerk of the court, for every such contempt, a sum not exceeding $50 as a fine, to be imposed by the court, together with the costs incurred. L.1951 (1st SS), c.344; amended 1991,c.91,s.26. 2A:10-6. A sheriff or other officer to whom any writ, process, judgment or order of the Superior Court is directed or delivered, who shall be adjudged in contempt of the court for failure to make return thereof or thereto, shall, before he is discharged from his contempt pay to the clerk of the court a sum not