Jamie Lynn Orr v. Mallory Morgan
Court of Appeals of Mississippi
1Opinion of the Court
BARNES, J.,
FOR THE COURT:
¶ 1. Retail-store employee Jamie Lynn Orr was charged with petit larceny for stealing her employer’s iPad. After she was acquitted of the charge, Orr filed a malicious-prosecution claim against her former employer, The Buckle Inc., and the store’s managers, Mallory Morgan and Nason Stephens (the Appellees). The Ap-pellees filed a motion for summary judgment, which the Madison County Circuit Court granted. On appeal, we find there were genuine issues of material fact whether the Appellees had probable cause to institute the criminal proceedings against Orr and whether…
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