Corruption Exposed
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According to the text, what was the basis for the motion to dismiss the action against the Highway Patrolman?

  • The Highway Patrolman did not receive notice of the tax.
  • The Highway Patrolman was guilty of false imprisonment.
  • The complaint failed to state a claim against the Defendant upon which relief can be granted. (correct)
  • The Highway Patrolman did not commit a breach of peace.
  • According to the text, what is the purpose of the Common Law rules and procedures mentioned?

  • To safeguard the corrupt police state system
  • To protect and preserve liberty (correct)
  • To allow arbitrary and summary arrests
  • To restrict police procedure
  • What is the term used in the text for unlawfully depriving someone of their liberty?

  • False imprisonment (correct)
  • Summary arrest
  • Improper procedure
  • Arbitrary arrest
  • According to the text, what is false imprisonment?

    <p>Being arrested without committing a breach of peace or felony.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the text, what was the complaint against the Highway Patrolman?

    <p>False imprisonment and assault.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the text, what is the most common violation committed by governments against the rights of citizens?

    <p>Arbitrary and summary arrests</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of the book mentioned in the text?

    <p>To detail the limitations and requirements of government officers in making arrests</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the text, what is the only fact a Plaintiff needs to show to have a prima facie case?

    <p>Being arrested or deprived of liberty</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the assistant Attorney General claim is the test for the lawfulness of Plaintiff's arrest?

    <p>Probable cause</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the judge conclude regarding the exercise of discretion giving rise to official immunity?

    <p>It seems to be a classic case of that type of exercise</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happened to the appeal of the case when it was taken to the State Supreme Court?

    <p>It was dismissed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • The motion to dismiss the action against the Highway Patrolman was based on the claim of official immunity.

    Common Law and False Imprisonment

    • The purpose of Common Law rules and procedures is to safeguard individual rights and liberties.
    • Unlawfully depriving someone of their liberty is referred to as false imprisonment.

    The Case Against the Highway Patrolman

    • The complaint against the Highway Patrolman was for false imprisonment.
    • To have a prima facie case, a Plaintiff only needs to show that they were detained against their will.
    • The most common violation committed by governments against citizens' rights is false imprisonment.
    • The purpose of the book mentioned in the text is to discuss the law surrounding false imprisonment.

    Official Immunity and Judicial Discretion

    • The assistant Attorney General claims that the test for the lawfulness of the Plaintiff's arrest is whether the officer had reasonable grounds to believe the Plaintiff committed a crime.
    • The judge concludes that the exercise of discretion by the officer giving rise to official immunity is not supported.

    Appeal and State Supreme Court

    • The appeal of the case was taken to the State Supreme Court.

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    Test your knowledge on corrupt and oppressive times with this quiz! Explore a case involving a highway patrolman and the charges of no driver's license and evading motor vehicle tax. Discover the shocking details and implications of this incident.

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