· 11/15/1979
Gueory v. District of Columbia
Citations
- 408 A.2d 967
- 1979 D.C. App. LEXIS 493
How courts have described this case
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- affirming, based on probable cause as a matter of law, a directed verdict in favor of a police officer, as defendant in a civil action of false arrest for disorderly conduct, when the plaintiff had previously been acquitted of the criminal charge
- affirming, based on probable cause as a matter of law, a directed verdict in favor of a police officer, as defendant in a civil action of false arrest for disorderly conduct, when the plaintiff had previously been acquitted of the criminal charge
- openly flouting police officer's request with inflammatory language on city streets during afternoon; passersby attracted by commotion
- openly flouting police officer’s request with inflammatory language on city streets during afternoon; passersby attracted by commotion
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Judges: Gallagher, MacK, Korman
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