Woods v. Hall

Dillard, Judge.

In this civil tort action, Mell Woods, acting pro se, sued Bruce Hall and several unknown defendants, alleging that Hall’s filing a simple battery charge against him constituted malicious prosecution. Following the trial court’s grant of summary judgment in Hall’s favor, Woods appeals, arguing that (1) genuine issues of material fact exist as to his malicious prosecution claim, and that the trial court erred in (2) excluding his affidavit from consideration because it was not timely filed, (3) awarding attorney fees to Hall’s counsel, and (4) exhibiting prejudice toward Woods.…