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Parole Hearing Does Not Estopp False Arrest Suit
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a district court's grant of
summary judgment, holding that the facts found at the plaintiff's parole
hearing did not have collateral estoppel effect, and that a genuine issue
of fact existed in excessive force and false arrest claims.
The plaintiff was on parole ...
summary judgment, holding that the facts found at the plaintiff's parole
hearing did not have collateral estoppel effect, and that a genuine issue
of fact existed in excessive force and false arrest claims.
The plaintiff was on parole ...
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