McCord v. Jones

How courts have described this case

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• holding that \[m]alicious prosecution and malicious arrest differ only in that malicious prosecution contains the additional element of showing that a prosecution was carried on\
• holding that “[m]alicious prosecution and malicious arrest differ only in that malicious prosecution contains the additional element of showing that a prosecution was carried on”
• case raised claim of malicious arrest rather than malicious prosecution “since the district attorney sought no indictment and no prosecution has been carried on”
• “[Judgments based on erroneous theories of law are generally reversed in the appellate courts.”
• \[J]udgments based on erroneous theories of law are generally reversed in the appellate courts.\
• case raised claim of malicious arrest rather than malicious prosecution “since the district attorney sought no indictment and no prosecution has been carried on”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).