To prevail on malicious prosecution, a plaintiff must prove: 1.) the defendant police officer brought criminal proceedings against the plaintiff; 2.) criminal proceedings terminated in the plaintiff's favor; 3.) the defendant police officer lacked probable cause; and 4.) the defendant police officer acted with malice.
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Pines v. Bailey
U.S. District Court
August 6, 2012
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