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pretext arrest

pretext arrest see arrest

an organized absence from work by police officers on the pretext of sickness that is staged for the purpose of protest

pretextual arrest : pretext arrest at arrest

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government may not use an administrative inspection scheme as a pretext to search for evidence of criminal violations "People v. Madison,

freak or whim also a falsehood a lie an illusory pretext deception delusion

Ostensible reason or motive assigned or assumed as a color or cover for the real reason or motive pretense disguise

A pretext

must prove that the defendant's stated reason is just a pretext for discrimination and that discrimination was the real reason for

prison, where persons formerly sheltered themselves from justice under the pretext that it was an ancient palace of the Crown. The

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