In re Yehl

How courts have described this case

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• justifying the holding in Miller by explaining that in that case the original dismissal “was more in the nature of a procedurally-induced gift to the defendant than a determination based on the merits”
• dismissal in the interests of justice can be a favorable termination, depending on the facts and circumstances surrounding the dismissal
• dismissal in the interests of justice can be a favorable termination, depending on the facts and circumstances surrounding the dismissal
• dismissal \in interests of justice\ where criminal defendant had submitted uncontroverted alibi may constitute a favorable termination
• malicious prosecution cause of action reinstated when prior proceeding dismissed \in the interest of justice\ because of an \uncontroverted alibi\
• malicious prosecution cause of action reinstated when prior proceeding dismissed “in the interest of justice” because of an “uncontroverted alibi”

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