Elbert B. POPPELL, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. CITY OF SAN DIEGO; Sharren Carr; Chris Larson; Donald Albright, Defendants-Appellants

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• recognizing that “mere speculation, intuition or guessing” are insufficient to establish a reasonable inference
• requiring a plaintiff to establish the common-law tort elements of malicious prosecution in addition to deprivation of a constitutional right

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