Ruling by
Thomas M. GoethalsLower Court
Orange County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Sheila B. FellIf party's lack of culpability on disputed issue was decided on the merits, dismissal of subsequent case on collateral estoppel grounds qualifies as favorable termination for purposes of later malicious prosecution claim.
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