The phrase "arrests case" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a legal situation involving arrests, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The police are currently reviewing the arrests case to gather more evidence."
Alternatives: "arrest situation" or "case of arrests".
The arrests case study of London thus corroborates the overall findings from our spatial econometric analysis and confirms we are unable to detect evidence of a positive crime-immigration link.
The report specifies research findings, including a 45percentt rise in arrests, case load increases of 40percentt, increased detention at 40percentt, post-adjudication probation up by 44percentt, and post-adjudication placement up by 42percentt.
A similar causation problem will not arise in the typi-cal retaliatory-arrest case.
Like retaliatory prosecution cases, evidence of the presence or absence of probable cause for the arrest will be available in virtually every retaliatory arrest case.
A cardiac arrest case is sped into the resuscitation room with paramedics pumping the chest of a patient as the rest of the crash team run through.
While the paperwork for the cardiac arrest case is being done, I talk to Gary Nicholls, one of the paramedics in the first crew to arrive.
Exemplary is the arresting case of Burhaneddin Hakguder.
In another example, a federal judge in 2009 ordered an investigation into how documents went missing in an infamous mass arrest case brought by Verheyden-Hilliard.
The median payout for all false arrest cases was $25,000.
Lozman argues, however, that Hartman cannot be extended to arrest cases because arrest cases do not share the causation concerns that motivated Hartman.
I mentioned that incident last week to Stuart Slotnick, a New York criminal defense lawyer who has handled some in-flight arrest cases.
