In re Interest of A.T.

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• explaining that probable cause does not 8 exist where the arrestee’s conduct does not constitute a crime
• “Because the excessive force and false arrest factual inquiries are distinct, establishing a lack of probable cause to make an arrest does not establish an excessive force claim, and vice-versa.”
• “Because the excessive force and false arrest factual inquiries are distinct, establishing a lack of probable cause to make an arrest does not establish an excessive force claim, and vice-versa.”
• “Because the excessive force and false arrest factual inquiries are distinct, establishing a lack of probable cause to make an arrest does not establish an excessive force claim, and vice-versa.”
• “Because the excessive force and false arrest factual inquiries are distinct, establishing 8 a lack of probable cause to make an arrest does not establish an excessive force claim, and vice– 9 versa.”
• “Probable cause cannot be established by an erroneous understanding of the law.”

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