The phrase "abusive arrest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an individual is arrested in a manner that is considered unjust, excessive, or harmful.
Example: "The lawsuit claimed that the police engaged in an abusive arrest, violating the suspect's rights during the process."
Alternatives: "unlawful arrest" or "excessive arrest".
Chad (139th) fell 17 places due to a series of abusive arrests and prosecutions.
I am proud that our queer ancestors resisted the police 47 years ago, when they rose up against abusive arrests at the Stonewall, just as I am proud that a pillar of our queer community, Chelsea Manning, has continued to stand up to state violence as a whistleblower.
These abusive arrests cause direct and significant harm to those arrested and, more generally, undermine the appropriate balance between police authority and individual prerogative to question the exercise of that authority," Lopez wrote.
"These abusive arrests cause direct and significant harm to those arrested and, more generally, undermine the appropriate balance between police authority and individual prerogative to question the exercise of that authority".
Browder said he discovered what had happened when he tried to check in to a flight to the U.S. Sunday night, claiming Russian President Vladimir Putin had issued "an abusive Interpol arrest warrant" for him.
This tallies with a recent UN report, which decried the "systematically abusive" child arrests carried out by the Israeli government. .
After serving four years in prison, he then faced an abusive and illegal house arrest.
Mr. Bloede's lawyer complained that his client had been subjected to "hours of abusive interrogation" during his arrest.
Four Metropolitan police officers who say they were "branded abusive thugs" after the arrest of terror suspect Babar Ahmad 13 years ago have won the right to seek damages in the high court.
During recent elections in Estonia, Russia also reissued a Red Notice for Eerik-Niiles Kross, a politician and former spymaster who has long been a Kremlin bugbear.Fair Trials International, a campaigning group, wants Interpol to have greater powers to vet "abusive, incomplete or inaccurate" arrest requests before they are sent to police forces around the globe.
