Sounds like the contempt was due to deliberately handing over the wrong passcode and playing innocent, rather than a principled refusal to self-incriminate. Bei

Sounds like the contempt was due to deliberately handing over the wrong passcode and playing innocent, rather than a principled refusal to self-incriminate. Being held in contempt for such shenanigans is entirely appropriate. Of course if it really was a mistake that's hugely problematic.