What if I think the police violated my rights?

If your Constitutional rights were violated and an appropriate motion to suppress is filed, the Judge may throw out some or all of the evidence against you. Did the police have a valid reason to stop you? Did they have the right to detain you? Did they have probable cause to arrest you? Was their search of your person, belongings, vehicle, or home justified? Did they read you your Miranda warnings before interrogating you? Many people do not realize when their Constitutional rights have been violated. This is why it’s crucial to have a lawyer review all the details of your case.

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