If you got arrested and you got false inprisonment because you paid your find would you sue the courts.?

please answer in ahurry anyone i need help i had to pay 4 a bonds man to get me out and the judge just said i owe you asoory help, but i cant get you money back.If you got arrested and you got false inprisonment because you paid your find would you sue the courts.?
Yes ,but you can try ,high chance you wont be sucessfulIf you got arrested and you got false inprisonment because you paid your find would you sue the courts.?
first off you have to wonder is it worth it, a lawyer is going to charge you by the hour and unless harm to your person was done while in jail you may not be able to recoup anything other than lawyer fees and an official apology, the way it sounds though was you had a warrant for a fine took care of it after a FTA was issued before the record came through got arrested for it if that was the case remember the jury of your peers are probably your grandparents and may see the case as a waste of their time and then you recoup nothing and you have a lawyer bill to pay to boot. All in all whose fault was it that you got arrested was it you the arresting officer or the system
Hell yea.
you can win that, I hear of them on the news occasionally
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you will not win
You need money to get justice in America. Sad but true. Can you afford a top notch attorney? If not, don't waste your time.
Hmmm....I don't think you can sue. But I would think a refund and your record cleared is due by them. If not...contact an attorney to find out. Depends on the situation.
Yes, if a court makes a mistake and falsly imprisons you, they must 1-reimburse your loss and 2-compensate for more. This is a very serious crime and there are few records in which a victim is falsley accused.
No because you'll lose anyway. As long as the officer did it in good faith he's pretty much covered. So ... who would you sue? The county? That is great, cost the tax payers more money. Mistakes happen. If you seriously had already paid your fines, they'll give your money back that you overpaid. There should be a record of that.