Halcomb v. Cornett

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a “lack of probable cause generally raises an inference of malice sufficient to withstand summary judgment”
• “As long as there was probable cause to arrest the plaintiff for any offense .. .a false arrest claim will fail.”
• “[W]hile a false arrest claim fails if there was probable cause to arrest the plaintiff for any offense, in the malicious prosecution context, there must be probable cause for the offenses charged.” (citation omitted)
• “[W]hile a false arrest claim fails if there was probable cause to arrest the plaintiff for amy offense, in the malicious prosecution context, there must be probable cause for the offenses charged.” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).