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Neutral Court Opinion Mar 01, 2026

Alice Marie Flowers v. Tyler Lee Jugg, et al.

── Alice Marie Flowers v. Tyler Lee Jugg, et al. ── Case No.: 24A-CT-01131 Court: Indiana Court of Appeals Date: October 04, 2024 Author: Judge Melissa May County of Origin: Madison Category: Civil Decision: Affirmed Judge Tavitas and Judge Bradford concur During a criminal proceeding involving Flowers’s son, Flowers became disruptive and ultimately was removed from the courtroom. Under cause number 48C05-2203-MC-628, Judge Norrick found Flowers guilty of criminal contempt and sentenced her to 72 hours in jail. On February 5, 2024, Flowers filed a complaint against Defendants alleging that, during the criminal contempt matter, they violated her constitutional rights and various federal statutes.
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