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Dealing With Police Errors

By Steven Rodriguez

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Every Los Angeles criminal defense attorney has faced police errors, either in the not following proper procedure, fudging paper work or some other mistake that enables the attorney to help his/her client beat the charges. Not every error is done with malice, but Los Angeles criminal attorneys with a keen eye for detail can be incredibly valuable when mistakes are made by law enforcement. In Los Angeles, it was recently reported that police have arrested innocent people due to faulty fingerprint analysis but have not determined how many cases were affected by such errors, police officials said. A confidential police report details two cases in which charges were dropped after problems with the fingerprint analysis were discovered. Police blame shoddy work and poor oversight for the mistakes...continue to full post

Full post as published by LA Criminal Defense Blog on October 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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