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Justia Lawyers and the Legal Process Center California Civil Jury Instructions (CACI) (2026) Malicious Prosecution

Malicious Prosecution

Series 1500 - Malicious Prosecution

  • 1500. Former Criminal Proceeding - Essential Factual Elements
  • 1501. Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings
  • 1502. Wrongful Use of Administrative Proceedings
  • 1503. Affirmative Defense - Proceeding Initiated by Public Employee Within Scope of Employment (Gov. Code, § 821.6)
  • 1504. Former Criminal Proceeding - “Actively Involved” Explained
  • 1505-1509. Reserved for Future Use
  • 1510. Affirmative Defense - Reliance on Counsel
  • 1511. Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings - Affirmative Defense - Attorney’s Reliance on Information Provided by Client
  • 1512-1519. Reserved for Future Use
  • 1520. Abuse of Process - Essential Factual Elements
  • 1521-1529. Reserved for Future Use
  • 1530. Apportionment of Attorney Fees and Costs Between Proper and Improper Claims
  • 1531-1599. Reserved for Future Use
  • VF-1500. Malicious Prosecution - Former Criminal Proceeding
  • VF-1501. Malicious Prosecution - Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings
  • VF-1502. Malicious Prosecution - Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings - Affirmative Defense - Reliance on Counsel
  • VF-1503. Malicious Prosecution - Wrongful Use of Administrative Proceedings
  • VF-1504. Abuse of Process
  • VF-1505-VF-1599. Reserved for Future Use

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Page last reviewed April 2026

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