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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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