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SF Public Defender’s You Tube Channel Highlights Police Misconduct, Rights

02 Nov

Public Defender videos show illegal police searches, false police reports, and great information on a defendant’s rights. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in Police Brutality, public defender, Public Defenders

 

5 Police Officers in Arkansas Arrested 4 Drug Trafficking, Face Life in Prison

12 Oct

After 2 years of wiretaps, the FBI gets 70 indictments and arrests police officers accused protecting drug shipments. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in arrest, innocent, Police Brutality

 

Fullerton Police Officers Catch Murder Charges After Beating, Shocking & Crushing Homeless Man

21 Sep

2 Fullerton City Police Officers were charged today with homicide in the death of a mentally ill homeless man after medical records show he was crushed, and prevented from breathing after his cheekbones and ribs were broken. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in Cicinelli, fullerton, kelly thomas, orange county, Police Brutality

 

No Record of Your Citation at Traffic Court? Get Proof You Were There.

21 Aug

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Posted in chp, citation, court date, DMV, failure to appear, Going to Court, missed court date, Missed Court Dates, Paying Fines, ticket

 

Dealing With “Resisting an Officer” Charges to Protect Your Future

18 Jul

A conviction for Resisting a Police Officer can kill a career. But a charge of resisting a police officer can be dismissed, reduced, or beat at trial. On a case like this, professional help makes a difference. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in 148, Background Checks, defense attorney, Free Legal Self Help, Going to Court, penal code, pitchess, pretrial

 

When does an Officer have to show up in Court? At the Trial.

21 Jun

Police officers do not have to appear in court at the arraignment. Only if there is a trial scheduled will an officer’s testimony on a traffic citation be required. Continue reading →


 
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Posted in arraignment, Going to Court, motion to dismiss, Traffic Court Trials