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If the police violate my constitutional rights, what happens?
If the police violate my constitutional rights, what happens?
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well it’s important to remember that
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there are a number of different
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constitutional rights that the police
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have to afford you and the remedies for
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their violating those rights are
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different sometimes clients come into my
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office and say I think the police
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violated my Miranda rights can you have
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the case thrown out well it’s not a
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magic bullet if the police have violated
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your Miranda rights we can get your
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statements thrown out but that leaves
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all of the other evidence in the case
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and that’s why they arrested you so that
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you could make the statements in the
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first place
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a very important thing your lawyer can
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do for you is take a look at search and
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seizure issues Fourth Amendment issues
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related to whether the police had the
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right to be where they were when they
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found the evidence inside your house
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inside your car inside your office if
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the police did not have a warrant to be
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in your house or didn’t have probable
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cause to search your vehicle then the
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courts will suppress any evidence that
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they got inside those places where they
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weren’t supposed to be and that can be
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devastating to a criminal case for the
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prosecution so you need someone who is
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experienced to figure out a lot of the
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nuances of Fourth Amendment
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jurisprudence which is changing all the
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time
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San Francisco, CA criminal defense lawyer Jeremy D. Blank explains how he can help those whose constitutional rights have been violated by the police.
