Supreme Court of The Virgin Islands· 9/22/2009

In re Najawicz

Citations

52 V.I. 311
2009 WL 3088327
2009 V.I. Supreme LEXIS 40

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deciding that because a show cause order was not an order of contempt, it lacked the finality necessary for appellate review
determining that the trial court’s “Temporary Restraining Order” was, in fact, a preliminary injunction
determining that the trial court’s “Temporary Restraining Order” was, in fact, a preliminary injunction
reciting the standard for review of a grant or denial of a preliminary injunction
“It has been consistently held, however, that [the] minimum contacts analysis is inapposite in criminal cases.”
a valid court order must be in place to prove civil contempt

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Judges: Cabret, Designated, Hodge

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