>>Since that day, more than four years ago, Rawls has been held in federal custody. Rawls seeks release arguing that 28 U.S.C. § 1826 limits his maximum permiss

>>Since that day, more than four years ago, Rawls has been held in federal custody. Rawls seeks release arguing that 28 U.S.C. § 1826 limits his maximum permissible confinement for civil contempt to 18 months. This much jail times ruins almost everyone, think of the mess it makes in your life /job/relationship /fiances. But I guess it beats doing xx years if you provide the passwords and evidence found there is used.