If probable cause existed, there can be no tort of malicious prosecution even if the accused is acquitted.
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Q1: If the proceedings were improperly initiated, the
Q2: The person who contacts the police and
Q3: In some states, malicious prosecution is limited
Q4: MATCHING
-an improper motive
A)malicious prosecution
B)initiate
C)probable cause
D)malice
E)nolle prosequi
F)abuse of
Q5: If civil or criminal proceedings were properly
Q7: MATCHING
-the decision not to prosecute
A)malicious prosecution
B)initiate
C)probable cause
D)malice
E)nolle
Q8: Which of the following outcomes are on
Q9: By definition, there could not have been
Q10: In some states, malicious prosecution covers both
Q11: Criminal proceedings must terminate in favor of
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