Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Missouri

The question "can I sue?" is almost always answered "Yes" But, to prevail, in most cases, the plaintiff must show damages. If a driver was pulled over because there was warrant attached to their car tags, they might be able to use the lack of probably cause for an arrest or reasoanble suspicion for stopping them, as a defense to a criminal charge leveld against teh driver. But, in the schenario you described, there does not seem to be damages that are significant enough to make a civil suit worthwhile. Such a suit could be expensive to bring, and most attorneys would require a client pay hourly for such a thing. There may be facts about your particular case that make asuit viable and worthwhile, so you shoudl consult directly with an attorney that can get your specific facts before deciding how to proceed, or whther to jsut let it go.

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