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You're asking the wrong question. On what basis could you stop police from arresting you, let alone jailing you, for any reason they see fit? The answer invol
by yata69420 5y ago
You're asking the wrong question. On what basis could you stop police from arresting you, let alone jailing you, for any reason they see fit?
The answer involves a lawyer, a lot of time, a lot of money, and low expectations.
- artificialLimbs 5y agoYou can't technically, but if they do so without probable cause then they stand to get smacked down in court and pay heavy fines to the person they falsely arrest.
- Sebb767 5y agoThis will still be a very unpleasant time for you, with more consequences down the line (you might miss work, for example). And if the officer can convince the judge that they truly thought arresting you was reasonable, you won't get much in the way of compensation, either. Lastly, the fines don't get paid by the officer themself, so even if it is a full smack down, it won't hurt too much.