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Sheehy v. Williams
190802 Sheehy v. Williams 11/25/2020 On appeals from a civil judgment finding that the appellant violated Code § 8.01-40.4 by disseminating images in a manner prohibited by Code § 18.2-386.2, in light of payme…
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190802 Sheehy v. Williams 11/25/2020 On appeals from a civil judgment finding that the appellant violated Code § 8.01-40.4 by dis…
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- Supreme Court of Virginia
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- October 4, 2026
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- November 25, 2020
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190802 Sheehy v. Williams 11/25/2020 On appeals from a civil judgment finding that the appellant violated Code § 8.01-40.4 by disseminating images in a manner prohibited by Code § 18.2-386.2, in light of payment of the judgment amount in full while the appeals were pending, the Supreme Court retains jurisdiction but temporarily remands the case to the trial court pursuant to Rule 1:1B(b), for the purpose of making findings of fact regarding eight specific factual issues necessary to deciding a motion to dismiss a pending appeal relating to the issue of voluntary-payment of the judgment. Combined case with Record No. 191089
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190802 Sheehy v. Williams 11/25/2020 On appeals from a civil judgment finding that the appellant violated Code § 8.01-40.4 by disseminating images in a manner prohibited by Code § 18.2-386.2, in light of payment of the judgment amount in full while the appeals were pending, the Supreme Court retains jurisdiction but temporarily remands the case to the trial court pursuant to Rule 1:1B(b), for the purpose of making findings of fact regarding eight specific factual issues necessary to deciding a motion to dismiss a pending appeal relating to the issue of voluntary-payment of the judgment. Combined case with Record No. 191089
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