Gleghorn v. Koontz
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
McCORD, Circuit Judge.
Vera Ann Koontz, a citizen of California, brought this action against W. G. Gleghorn, a citizen and resident of Baylor County, Texas, seeking damages for an alleged .malicious prosecution.
The complaint avers that on May S, 1947, defendant filed a criminal complaint against plaintiff, charging her with the theft of her own automobile; that he acted with malice and without probable cause in causing plaintiff’s arrest, confinement, and criminal prosecution for said offense; and that the criminal proceeding brought against her by defendant resulted in her acquittal of the…
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