State v. Salvador Rodriguez

How courts have described this case

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• holding that plaintiff could recover damages for the injury to his privacy from unlawful seizure where police officer stopped his car without probable cause and seized him for a “brief” period
• affirming that nominal damages were appropriate for an unconstitutional stop preceding the existence of probable cause to arrest
• noting that “false arrest does not permit damages incurred after an indictment”
• discussing the interplay between § 1983 suits and the Fourth Amendment bar on unreasonable seizures
• upholding an award of nominal damages for a plaintiff stopped by officers without reasonable suspicion
• discussing the interplay between § 1983 suits and the Fourth Amendment bar on unreasonable seizures

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).