A mistaken arrest is one
A. Made by an officer in a place where he or she has no jurisdiction to arrest
B. Where a person is jailed although the offense was punishable only with a small fine
C. Made with probable cause but in violation of state law
D. Made with probable cause but where a wrong person is arrested
ANSWER: D
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false