WHETHER THE FAVORABLE TERMINATION REQUIREMENT OF
HECK v. HUMPHREY, 512 U.S.-477 (1994), MUST FIRST BE
SATISFIED IN PLAINTIFF'S CRIMINAL CASE, EMPLOYING A
REASONABLE DOUBT STANDARD, PRIOR TO FILING A FEDERAL
TORTS CLAIM ACT COMPLAINT, WHICH ONLY EMPLOYS A PRE
PONDERANCE OF THE EVIDENCE STANDARD, ON A CLAIM FOR
THE INTENTIONAL TORT OF FALSE ARREST AND FALSE IM
PRISONMENT, AND THE INTENTIONAL TORT OF EMOTIONAL DIS
TRESS, WHEN NEITHER UNDERLINED INTENTIONAL TORT HAS A
FAVORABLE TERMINATION ELEMENTS?

Whether the favorable termination requirement of Heck v. Humphrey must be satisfied in plaintiff's criminal case prior to filing a federal torts claim act complaint