Zorn v. Linton · ¶23

Linton did not stand up, at which point Zorn further twisted Linton's arm. “Linton's face contorted in pain as she stated, `my arm!' or `don't twist my arm!' ” Ibid. Zorn asked Linton to stand up several more times. Linton refused and replied: “ `You're hurting me.' ” Ibid. Zorn then warned Linton: “ `I'm going to ask you one more time . . . and then I will use more pain compliance.' ” Ibid. Linton repeated that Zorn was “ `hurting' ” her and did not move to stand up. Id., at 49. Zorn then applied pressure to Linton's wrist and lifted her upward, causing Linton to “contor[t] her face in pain and . . . scream very loudly.” Ibid. Zorn whispered to her that “she should have called her legislator.” Ibid.

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