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What is apprehension?
The seizure, taking, or arrest of a person on a criminal charge.
What is an arrest?
To deprive a person of their legal liberty by legal authority.
What is civil law?
Law concerned with civil or private rights and remedies.
What is a complaint?
The pleading that sets forth a claim for relief.
What are damages?
Compensation recovered by a person who has suffered a loss.
Who is a defendant?
The person defending/denying.
What is detention?
The act of keeping back a person; detain an individual
What is habeas corpus?
A proceeding seeking to determine whether a prisoner has been properly restrained.
Good faith
Absent of malice
What is indemnification?
Damages paid by the government instead of an employee. Must be requested and be in line with two factors:
1. Was employee within the scope of employment at time of incident?
2. Is it in the best interest of the government to indemnify the employee?
Injunction
A court order forbidding a defendant from doing an act that is unjust to the plaintiff.
What is an intentional act
Assault and battery, invasion of privacy, defamation, false imprisonment, and fraud.
Liability
Responsibility for a loss.
Motion
Asking the court to impose a rule or order that some action be done.
Negligence
Failure to use reasonable care, doing of something which a reasonable person would not do.
Plaintiff
Individual bringing an action against the defendant.
Probable cause
reasonable belief, based on factual evidence or reliable information, a person has committed or is about to commit a crime.
Qualified Immunity
Available to individual employees who had a good faith belief they were acting within the scope of their employment and didn’t violate constitutional right of another.
Also a defense to a bivens suit.
Reasonable suspicion
Specific articulable facts and rational inferences that would lead an officer to suspect an individual is involved in criminal activity.
(ex. inmate acting nervous and continuously visiting area consistent with contraband exchange.)
Remand
A higher court returning a case to a lower court.
What is the scope of employment
Carrying out the business of BOP within policy and law.
Subpoena
Command to appear in court
Summons
An instrument to commence an action and acquire jurisdiction over a party
Tort
Private wrong or injury
Writ
Order issued by the court requiring a specific action to be done