Fourth Circuit· 9/22/1998
Porterfield v. Lott
Citations
- 156 F.3d 563
- 1998 WL 647036
How courts have described this case
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- “[Wjhen it is considered in the light of all of the surrounding circumstances, even ‘seemingly innocent activity’ may provide a basis for finding probable cause”
- \[A] claim for false arrest may be considered only when no arrest warrant has been obtained.\
- “[A]llegations that a warrantless arrest or imprisonment was not supported by probable cause advanced a claim of false arrest or imprisonment . . . .”
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Judges: Motz, Murnaghan, Niemeyer
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