Linda Williams v. Allen Jaglowski and Ronald Kelly

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the justification for the arrest cannot be an \`ex post facto extrapolation[] of all crimes that might have been charged on a given set of facts'\
• stating that the justification for the arrest cannot be an \`ex post facto extrapolation[] of all crimes that might have been charged on a given set of facts'\
• stating that the justification for the arrest cannot be an “ ‘ex post facto extrapolation ] of all crimes that might have been charged on a given set of facts’ ”
• civil rights plaintiff’s refusal to give officers identifying information such as date of birth did not give officers probable cause to arrest her for obstruction
• articulating the standing for finding charges closely related

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).