California · Government Code
GOV §11455.10: A person is subject to the contempt sanction for any of the following in an adjudicative proceeding before an agency: (a) Disobedience of or resistance to a lawful order.
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A person may face contempt sanctions in an administrative proceeding for disobeying orders, refusing to testify, disrupting proceedings, violating communication rules, or failing to comply with discovery demands.
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