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White v. Morris

Citations

  • 345 So. 2d 461

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  • suggesting a possible constitutional right under the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments to resist an unlawful arrest
  • suggesting a possible constitutional right under the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments to resist an unlawful arrest
  • every person has a right use such force as may be necessary under the circumstances to resist unlawful arrest
  • every person has a right use such force as may be necessary under the circumstances to resist unlawful arrest

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Judges: Dennis

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