Goff v. Renick

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• noting deprivation can take the form of pretrial custody or onerous, non-custodial restrictions
• finding 4 A federal or state claim for false imprisonment may be based on a “detention pursuant to [an] arrest” made without probable cause. Groman, 47 F.3d at 636; see Renk, 641 A.2d at 293 (“The elements of false imprisonment are (1) the detention of another person, and (2
• “What occurred prior to * Plaintiff argues that this principle from DiBella was “expressly rejected” by the Supreme Court in Thompson v. Clark, 596 U.S, 36 (2022). (Pl. Opp. at 24.
• plaintiffs who were charged, arraigned, released on their own recognizance, and not required to report to pretrial services were not seized even though their pretrial freedom to travel was subject to approval
• “The claim arises from the prosecution, not the arrest.”
• “The claim arises from the prosecution, not the arrest.”

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