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§ 13:37. Allegation that police officer executing arrest warrant did not have a reasonable belief that person arrested was person named in warrant [Civ. Code § 43.55]

CCPTORTS § 13:37California Civil Practice TortsFalse Imprisonment and False Arrest (Approx. 2 pages)

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§ 13:37. Allegation that police officer executing arrest warrant did not have a reasonable belief that person arrested was person named in warrant [Civ. Code § 43.55]

CCPTORTS § 13:37California Civil Practice TortsFalse Imprisonment and False Arrest (Approx. 2 pages)

Cal. Civ. Prac. Torts § 13:37

California Civil Practice Torts

June 2024 Update

Michael Paul Thomas, Zaida Angulo McGhee, Brian D. Kahn, Stacy L. La Scala

Chapter 13. False Imprisonment and False Arrest

II. Issues Particular to False Arrest

D. Forms for Use in Actions Involving False Arrest

1. Allegations

§ 13:37. Allegation that police officer executing arrest warrant did not have a reasonable belief that person arrested was person named in warrant [Civ. Code § 43.55]

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