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City of Virginia Beach v. Harris
No. 990535Supreme Court of Virginia
990535 City of Virginia Beach v. Harris 01/14/2000 In a case involving discharge of a police officer by a city police department, the principle of res judicata bars plaintiff's claim against the individual def…
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990535 City of Virginia Beach v. Harris 01/14/2000 In a case involving discharge of a police officer by a city police department,…
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990535 City of Virginia Beach v. Harris 01/14/2000 In a case involving discharge of a police officer by a city police department, the principle of res judicata bars plaintiff's claim against the individual defendants and no public policies in Code § 18.2-460 and former § 15.1-138 support the wrongful discharge cause of action. The circuit court's judgment in favor of plaintiff is reversed and final judgment is entered in favor of the city and the individual defendants.
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