Rancho Cucamonga, CA asked in Criminal Law and Civil Rights for California

Q: The officer in my case has been previously charged with a felony animal cruelty. What's next

I am fighting a misdemeanor possession charge and the arresting officer in my case assaulted me prior to sear ching me in finding the contraband. I have filed a motion to suppress evidence on the ground that he violated my Fourth Amendment right what other motions can I file to get this officer's testimony stricken how can I discredit this officer. I should add that the DA refused to prosecute the officer.

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Louis George Fazzi
Louis George Fazzi
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  • Civil Rights Lawyer
  • Jess Ranch, CA
  • Licensed in California

A: You should ask the court to appoint a lawyer for you if you cannot afford one.

This should have been offered you at the very outset of your criminal case. If you already have a lawyer appointed for you, s/he is the one you should contact for help.

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