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Morris W Thompson

501-661-8100

Morris W. Thompson, P.A.

P. O. Box 662

Little Rock, AR 72203

Phone: 501-661-8100

Morris W. Thompson has been fighting injustice, in society and the legal system for over 35 years. As a high school student, he was selected as one of the first black male students to integrate Hall High School in Little... » Read more

Stewart A. Whaley

501-891-6000

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1 Riverfront Pl, Suite 745

North Little Rock, AR 72114

Phone: 501-891-6000

Stewart grew up in Helena, Arkansas. He graduated with Honors from the William H. Bowen School of Law in Little Rock and trained with the National Institute for Trial Advocacy. His practice includes family law, criminal defen... » Read more

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False Arrest

False arrest is a common law tort brought in state or federal court by a person who alleges that he was held in custody without probable cause or other legal authority.

Police officers and other law enforcement officers are often shielded from false abuse lawsuits through a legal process known as qualified immunity.

Qualified immunity does not cover the most egregious cases in which the law enforcement officers have violated "clearly established law."

Because of the protections provided through qualified immunity, most false arrest claims involve lawsuits against private security firms and loss prevention officers employed by retail establishments.

Police Accountability Organizations

National Police Accountability Project - The NPAP is a project of the National Lawyers Guild to help attorneys devoted to ending police misconduct by assisting its members with training and support, educating the public, and coordinated legal action.

False Arrest Lawyers in Arkansas

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