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How Do You Deal With Police Misconduct?

Under the qualified immunity laws in VA, police officers can still be sued, but there is a certain level of egregiousness that needs to be met in order for a claim to be successful and move forward in court. If you or somebody you care about has been harmed due to the careless, negligent, or intentional actions of a law enforcement officer in Virginia, contact an experienced police misconduct attorney at Randall Page, P.C.

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How Do You Deal With Police Misconduct?

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  1. HOW DO YOU DEAL WITH POLICE MISCONDUCT?

  2. Police misconduct in Virginia can take many forms, involving various forms of misconduct and fraud by law enforcement officers and prosecutors. No one should ever have to worry about being harmed due to the careless, negligent, or intentional actions of a police officer. However, police misconduct regularly leads to severe injuries, and victims should be able to recover compensation for what happened to them.

  3. WHAT CONSTITUTES POLICE MISCONDUCT? 01 02 03 Police Brutality Unlawful Arrests Unlawful Searches and Seizures 04 05 06 Police Shootings Wrongful Convictions Denial of Emergency Medical care while in custody

  4. WHAT ARE YOUR CIVIL RIGHTS? It is important to understand that citizens have rights granted to them under the Constitution of the United States. Specifically, this includes protections under the: 1. 2. Fourth Amendment First Amendment

  5. 01 02 This amendment protects you against illegal searches and seizures, as well as police brutality. Using the Fourth Amendment as your protection, you will fight unlawful arrest and wrongful conviction cases. This amendment guarantees you the freedom of speech and the freedom of peaceable assembly. It also protects you from retaliation against government authorities for exercising your rights. FOURTH AMENDMENT FIRST AMENDMENT

  6. TYPES OF INJURIES CAUSED BY POLICE MISCONDUCT Various types of injuries that can occur due to police misconduct: Broken or dislocated bones Loss of limbs Traumatic brain injuries Gunshot wounds Internal bleeding or internal organ damage Permanent disability Paralysis ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏ ❏

  7. Though these injuries may not be as visible as the traumatic injuries, emotional and psychological trauma can severely impede a victim’s ability to live their daily lives. A combination of traumatic injuries, as well as psychological and emotional harm, can keep a victim from working, enjoying time with the family, and participating in the same activities they are accustomed to.

  8. BILL TO END QUALIFIED IMMUNITY FOR VIRGINIA POLICE OFFICERS Under the qualified immunity laws in VA, police officers can still be sued, but there is a certain level of egregiousness that needs to be met in order for a claim to be successful and move forward in court.

  9. HIRE AN ATTORNEY If you or somebody you care about has been harmed due to the careless, negligent, or intentional actions of a law enforcement officer in Virginia, contact an experienced police misconduct attorney in Virginia Jack T. Randall at Randall Page, P.C. He will conduct a full investigation into what happened so you can secure any compensation you are entitled to.

  10. Contact Details Address Website Phone 28319 Southampton Pkwy Courtland, VA 23837 757-517-8956 https:/ /www.randallpagelaw. com/contact-us

  11. Thank You

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