Maxine Gail Veatch v. City of Waverly and Jason Leonard, Individually and in His Official Capacity

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• noting the appellate court can affirm summary judgment on a ground not relied upon by the district court so long as the ground was urged in that court and on appeal
• noting the appellate court can affirm summary judgment on a ground not relied upon by the district court so long as the ground was urged in that court and on appeal
• stating in a false arrest action the focus of the probable cause inquiry is “on the facts known to [the officer], not merely the potential offenses he announced or subjectively considered at the time he made the arrest”
• “Nonetheless, we can affirm the summary judgment on a ground not relied upon by the district court provided the ground was urged in that court and is also urged on appeal.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).