Florida Jury Instructions
Civil
406 Substantive Instructions - Malicious Prosecution
Last updated: 4/8/2013
406.4 Probable Cause
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406.4 Probable Cause Probable cause means that at the time of [instituting] [or] [continuing] a [criminal] [civil] proceeding against another, the facts and circumstances known to [(defendant)] [(other person)] were sufficiently strong to support a reasonable belief that (claimant) [had committed a criminal offense] [the [claim] [proceeding] was supported by existing facts].
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