Cuthrell v. Zayre of Virginia, Inc.

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• allowing a malicious prosecution claim based on an underlying criminal count that was dismissed, even though the plaintiff was convicted under another count
• favorable termination established where malicious prosecution plaintiff, previously arrested for disorderly conduct after dispute over arrest for petit larceny, was convicted of disorderly conduct and acquitted of petit larceny
• favorable termination established where malicious prosecution plaintiff, previously arrested for disorderly conduct after dispute over arrest for petit larceny, was convicted of disorderly conduct and acquitted of petit larceny
• favorable termination established where malicious prosecution plaintiff, previously arrested for disorderly conduct after dispute over arrest for petit larceny, was convicted of disorderly conduct and acquitted of petit larceny
• conviction on disorderly conduct charge did not bar plaintiffs malicious prosecution action based on her acquittal of petty larceny charge because “disorderly conduct is not a lesser-included offense of larceny”

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