Silver v. D.C. Metropolitan Police Department

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• holding that the plaintiff was not entitled to compensation based on the stress, trouble, and pain caused by his legal arrest that followed an illegal search
• holding that the plaintiff was not entitled to compensation based on the stress, trouble, and pain caused by his legal arrest that followed an illegal search
• concluding a § 1983 plaintiff alleging unlawful search and seizure could not recover for “damages for the mental and emotional injuries he allegedly suffered as a result of his arrest and detention”
• Arrestee bringing § 1983 action against police officers in connection with warrantless search of his grandmother’s house could not, as a lay person, bring Fourth Amendment claims on behalf of his grandmother and uncle
• Arrestee bringing § 1983 action against police officers in connection with warrantless search of his grandmother’s house could not, as a lay person, bring Fourth Amendment claims on behalf of his grandmother and uncle

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).