Carson v. Lewis

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that a post-arrest grand jury indictment “reinforced” the arresting officer’s “probable cause” to arrest
• granting summary judgment to defendants on malicious prosecution claim because police had probable cause to arrest plaintiff and plaintiffs alibi and character reference from employer did not defeat probable cause
• granting summary judgment on Section 1985 conspiracy claim where there was no constitutional violation
• “[N]aked assertion[s] by plaintiff[s] that race was a motivating factor without a fact-specific allegation of a causal link between defendant's conduct and the plaintiff's race [are] too conclusory . . . ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).