Kirchner v. Greene

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• permitting defendants to raise arguments in their 5/2—615 motion related to documents discussed and quoted in plaintiffs’ complaint
• noting that process by a court is central to the claim
• permitting defendants to raise arguments in their 5/2-615 motion related to documents discussed and quoted in plaintiffs' complaint
• “‘Process’ is defined ‘as any means used by the court to acquire or exercise jurisdiction over a person or over specific property.’”
• abuse of process claim based on the initiation of investigative proceedings by the Department of Children and Family Services failed because no court process was involved
• abuse of process claim based on the initiation of investigative proceedings by the Department of Children and Family Services failed because no court process was involved

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