According to the collateral bar rule, all court orders must be followed until they are reversed, even if they initially appear to be unconstitutional and are later shown to be so by an appeal court.
The collateral bar rule restricts the grounds for challenging a court order that has been disregarded in order to avoid being held in criminal contempt.
If a party disobeys a court order without first contesting it in court, the collateral bar rule forbids any subsequent challenges to the order. Punishments for lawbreakers may be contested when a law is found to be unlawful.
Only if a legal error in the trial court's proceedings was significant enough to influence at least a portion of the outcome of the case can the appeal court overturn the trial court's ruling. It is quite challenging to succeed on appeal since the appellant has such a high standard of proof.
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