Jones v. Walker

Sognier, Judge.

Raymond Jones sued Ann Walker for two counts of malicious prosecution. Count I of the complaint alleged that Walker had sworn out a warrant charging Jones with issuing bad checks, that Jones was arrested pursuant to the warrant and prosecuted for theft by taking, and that he was acquitted of the charges; Count II alleged that Walker also swore out a warrant against Jones for criminal damage to property for which he was arrested but was not indicted by the Grand Jury. The trial court granted Walker’s motion for summary judgment. Jones appeals.

Appellant contends that the trial…