Miller's organic farm, unpasteurized milk, etc.

 

If farmer doesn’t quickly pay $250,000 contempt fine, jail could become option By Dan Flynn on Jul 01, 2021 12:05 am Amos Miller and Miller’s Organic Farm — found in contempt on June 16 of a federal court’s 2019 injunction order and 2020 consent decree — are learning civil contempt sanctions can be costly. They may even include incarceration in federal prison. The court wants Miller to pay a $250,000  fine for contempt and reimburse USDA’s..