· 10/25/1929
Bowen & Son v. Iowa Public Service Co.
Citations
- 35 F.2d 616
- 1929 U.S. App. LEXIS 3027
How courts have described this case
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- ruling that “the reversal of a conviction and remand for new trial is not” favorable termination under Heck
- observing that the New York Court of Appeals used the Restatement to define \favorable termination\
- holding plaintiff had not shown favorable termination where he was acquitted of drug sale charge but convicted of drug possession arising out of same events
- observing that the New York Court of Appeals used the Restatement to 8 define “favorable termination”
- affirming dismissal of malicious prosecution claim where plaintiff was convicted of lesser included offense of unlawful possession of cocaine
- dismissing a malicious prosecution claim because “[t]he State’s case did not end in failure or in [the plaintiff’s] favor”
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Judges: Munger
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