Maurice Emile Beauregard v. William H. Wingard and Ernest C. Michael

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• “[W]here 27 probable cause []exist[s,] civil rights are not violated by an arrest even though innocence 28 may subsequently be established.”
• jury decided the existence of probable cause by a special interrogatory

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