Mores v. Jackson
District Court, W.D. Washington
1Opinion of the Court
NETERER, District Judge.
The defendants are charged in two counts: The first count charges illegal search alleged to have been made, in which is commingled a statement for false imprisonment; and the second count appears to have been predicated upon a charge of false imprisonment commingled with illegal arrest.
It is alleged that the plaintiffs were conducting a restaurant business, and that at a time given an illegal search was made by the defendant F. J. Morton, acting agent for the United States under - the supervision of the defendant Carl Jackson. The first count clearly does not state a…
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