Appellant's criminal contempt was proven beyond a reasonable doubt by evidence that he disclosed only a minute part of his criminal record in responding to a written questionnaire that constituted the court's jury voir dire in a criminal case, and thereafter continued this concealment in responding to questions by the prosecutor. Although appellant, who was chosen as an alternate, was arrested on charges not related to this incident during the trial and consequently dismissed...
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