holding that Department of Corrections was not liable for false arrest when it miscalculated inmate's "good time" credit because the Department was "acting within its legal authority."
Summary of this case from Green v. BrooksSept. Term 1997
holding that Department of Corrections was not liable for false arrest when it miscalculated inmate's "good time" credit because the Department was "acting within its legal authority."
Summary of this case from Green v. BrooksFull title:PETITIONS FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI
Court:Court of Appeals of Maryland
Date published: Jan 1, 1997
To the contrary, even when the Heron Court first included it in the broad categories for consideration, it…
Green v. BrooksId. at 554-55. Cf. State v. Hall, 122 Md. App. 664, 669-70, cert. denied, 352 Md. 310 (1998) (holding that…