Dean Caras and his associates have years of experience obtaining results in miscarriage of justice and discrimination. Police misconduct includes deliberately obtaining false confessions; false arrest; creation and use of falsified evidence, including false testimony; false imprisonment; intimidation; police brutality; police corruption; political repression; racial profiling; sexual abuse; and surveillance abuse. Police drug use is also an emerging form of police misconduct. In the United States, police misconduct is controlled by the exclusionary rule, which states evidence gathered through misconduct is sometimes inadmissible in a court of law. As a police misconduct attorney Dean J. Caras and his associates will protect your civil rights and will work to bring your case before a jury and obtain justice for you.

If you have suffered the consequences resulting from police misconduct, please call Caras Law Group today for a free consultation and case evaluation.

Police Misconduct –
$2,300,000 verdict for a police officer who was falsely and maliciously prosecuted based on a personal grudge. Plaintiff worked part time as a security guard at a bank and was accused by a fellow police officer of clocking in at the bank and then leaving. However, bank representatives denied that the officer had done anything wrong. The police department went ahead with arresting and charging this officer as well as suspending him without pay. Plaintiff was acquitted of all criminal charges in October 2007 but the police department would not allow him to return to his job. Through our efforts we were able to uncover that in fact, it was one officer who falsely accused our client due to a personal grudge against him.