§ Rule 1910.25-7 Indirect Criminal Contempt Incarceration
Rule 1910.25-7. Indirect Criminal Contempt. Incarceration
In addition to any other remedy available to the court, the court may order the respondent to obtain employment with income that can be verified and is subject to income attachment. If the respondent willfully fails to comply with an order to obtain such employment, the court may commit the respondent to jail upon adjudication for indirect criminal contempt, provided the respondent is afforded all of the procedural safeguards available to criminal defendants.