Harley-Davidson, Inc. v. William Morris D/B/A Bill's Custom Cycles

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• holding that questions of law in a contempt proceeding are subject to plenary review
• holding that questions of law in a contempt proceeding are subject to plenary review
• noting that intent and wilfulness are not necessary elements of civil contempt, but are relevant regarding the extent of the sanction to be imposed
• noting that intent and wilfulness are not necessary elements of civil contempt, but are relevant regarding the extent of the sanction to be imposed
• noting that willfulness is not a necessary element of civil contempt
• stating that good faith is not necessarily a defense to contempt

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