Walker v. Briley

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• denying summary-judgment motion filed by a police officer who argued that he was immune under § 6-5-338 (a
• applying the federal probable cause standard in a state law claim of false imprisonment
• finding no arguable probable cause for a disorderly conduct arrest where the plaintiffs evidence showed that the plaintiff had not been loud, used profanity, or used a belligerent tone in voicing his displeasure to two police officers who had pulled him over
• fact issues existed as to probable cause for disorderly conduct arrest where plaintiff denied being loud or using profanity

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