Quite the contrary. It means everything. Understand we're talking about two things here. 1 - it seems you're talking about the pending criminal charges. In this respect, I have no problem with the notion that Henton is not guilty of the crime. That's why we don't have cops play the role of judge and jury. An arrest does not become unlawful simply because you cannot convict. 2 - what I'm talking about - a civil case filed by Henton against the cops for wrongful arrest. I don't know how to say it any more clearly than I have, but the elements of Solicitation were present, and thus any "wrongful arrest" civil suit should fail as against the cops. Furthermore, I don't assume all arrests are valid.... I just have some expirience dealing with the law that surrounds civil suits based on the theory of wrongful arrest. It is the rare case where a Plaintiff will succeed against the police. Especially where the essential elements of a crime - here, offer and acceptance of prostitution for a price certain - are present. Simply put, the cops enjoy immunity for charging Henton.