(September 13, 2015 at 2:35 pm)Clueless Morgan Wrote:(September 13, 2015 at 1:10 pm)Esquilax Wrote: She refused to allow them to do so, forcing her religious beliefs on everyone around her in the process, just as she apparently intends to do once she gets back to work, only now she can be arrested and placed back in jail for multiple counts of contempt of court when she does.
She had to agree to the terms of her release (that she wouldn't interfere with marriage licenses continuing to be issued) so if she does go back to work and stop the issuing of licenses, she would not only be in contempt of court again, she would have perjured herself to the judge, wouldn't she? (Anyone know more about law than me?)
Perjury is extremely difficult to prove. If she does go back on the agreement, all she'd have to do is assert that she meant it when she said it and changed her mind.
Won't get her off the hook for contempt, though, and they literally can keep her ass in jail indefinitely for that if she doesn't comply.
