false arrest

英 [fɔːls əˈrest]

美 [fɔːls əˈrest]

不法逮捕；非法拘留；假捕

All of his false piety was simply a trap to get us to do something crazy so that he could arrest us.
他装得那么虔诚完全是个圈套，他让我们做一些疯狂的事，这样就可以把我们抓起来。
Originally the same provision also excluded liability for assault, battery, false arrest, and malicious prosecution;
最初，同一条款还排除了武力攻击、殴打、假拘捕和恶意指控的责任；
"False arrest" is really just a type of false imprisonment.
错误逮捕属于错误关押的一种。
If someone sees a man climbing through a broken window, he cannot be held responsible for false arrest if the man turns out to be the owner of the building who lost his keys.
例如你看见一男子正在攀爬一扇被打碎的窗户，即使事后证明该男子是公寓的主人且丢失了房门的钥匙，你对该男子的逮捕行为仍然不可被判为非法。
The officials of the arrest are in the social status of inferiority and often suffered punishment because of unsuccessful arrest, false arrest period, and other reasons.
缉捕官吏地位卑下，时常因缉捕未果、缉捕误期、错缉人犯等原因遭受处罚。