Lemore v. Commonwealth

How courts have described this case

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• “[A] Fourth Amendment false arrest claim is not automatically Heck-barred by a subsequent conviction for the same offense, but, in those cases in which the grounds for the conviction flow from the same facts underlying the allegations of false arrest, the claim is barred.”
• “[A] Fourth Amendment false arrest claim is not automatically Heck-barred by a subsequent conviction for the same offense, but, in those cases in which the grounds for the conviction flow from the same facts underlying the allegations of false arrest, the claim is barred.”
• “[A] Fourth Amendment false arrest claim is not automatically Heck-barred by a subsequent conviction for the same offense, but, in those cases in which the grounds for the conviction flow from the same facts underlying the allegations of false arrest, the claim is barred.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).