Ted Bradford v. Joseph Scherschligt

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• treating claim alleging fabrication of evidence in the same way as claim of malicious prosecution for accrual purposes
• analogizing a fabrication of evidence claim to malicious prosecution for accrual purposes
• finding due process claim related 2 to evidence tampering had yet to accrue, despite overturning of plaintiff’s conviction, where 3 plaintiff was retried for the same crime and the state could have used the same evidence against 4 the plaintiff
• “the right at issue in a Devereaux claim is the right to be free from criminal charges based on a claim of deliberately fabricated evidence
• claim for deliberate fabrication of evidence accrues when charges are fully and finally resolved and can no longer be brought against defendant; here, acquittal at retrial.
• claim for deliberate fabrication of evidence accrues when charges are fully and finally resolved and can no longer be brought against defendant; here, acquittal at retrial

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).