Cuthrell v. Zayre of Virginia, Inc.
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Per curiam
Counsel agreed that the issue presented on this appeal is whether a conviction of disorderly conduct barred plaintiff’s right to an action for malicious prosecution based upon her acquittal of a charge of petit larceny for which she was arrested a few minutes before her arrest on the disorderly conduct charge.
Plaintiff, Ruth Cuthrell, was shopping at a Virginia Beach store owned by the defendant Zayre of Virginia, Inc. After plaintiff passed through the check-out counter, she was stopped by Teresa K. Custer, a special police officer employed by Zayre, and was told that she was under arrest…
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- Gaut v. PylesSupreme Court of Virginia · 1971
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- Warriner v. Burdines, Inc.Supreme Court of Florida · 1957
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