Norwood-Hyde Park Bank & Trust Co. v. American Loan Co.

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• holding that to find no 17 probable cause for arrest would “necessarily imply” that his conviction was invalid
• explaining that to prevail on a Fourth Amendment claim for false arrest, the plaintiff must demonstrate there was no probable cause to arrest him
• explaining that claims based on lack of probable cause for an arrest and imprisonment are Heck-barred
• explaining that to prevail on a Fourth Amendment claim for false arrest and imprisonment, the plaintiff must demonstrate there was no probable cause to arrest him
• applying Heck to hold that a plaintiff’s “false arrest and imprisonment claims were not cognizable and did not accrue until his conviction was invalidated”
• plaintiff's excessive force claim accrued on date of arrest because claim, if successful, would not necessarily imply the invalidity of his conviction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).