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MUJI 2d CV1305

Unlawful Arrest--Any Crime.

activein force · 2026-08-21 – presentas-observed

It is not necessary that [name of officer[s]] had probable cause to arrest [name of plaintiff] for the offense with which [he/she] was charged, so long as [name of officer[s]] had probable cause to arrest [name of plaintiff] for some criminal offense.

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legacy.utcourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-08-22
Edition
2026-08-21
Content hash
4994253104dd4f62e032677210d1d3b96a9c66b476924bcad72f1bdac846257c
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