Judge Dismisses Barry Morphew’s $15 Million Lawsuit Against Prosecutors, Citing Probable Cause in Wife’s Murder Case

A Colorado federal judge has dismissed a $15 million malicious prosecution lawsuit brought by Barry Morphew, a man previously charged with the murder of his wife. U.S. District Judge Daniel D. Domenico found that despite prosecutorial errors, there was substantial probable cause justifying Morphew’s arrest. Domenico cited numerous factors, including Morphew’s dubious alibi, motive, and conflicting statements to investigators, which collectively supported the arrest decision. The ruling also highlights the disbarment decision against 11th Judicial District Attorney Linda Stanley for inadequate supervision of the case. For further details, read the full article on Law360.