Police Misconduct Attorney In NC
Legal practice focused on protecting your
rights against unlawful actions of law enforcement officers.
This firm is dedicated to helping individuals whose constitutional rights have been violated by law enforcement officers. The Chambers Law Office provides guidance and representation for a wide range of situations, including excessive or deadly force, unlawful arrest, prosecution or imprisonment without probable cause, and instances of “cruel and unusual” punishment while incarcerated. Our experienced team works to ensure that victims of police misconduct receive justice, protection of their rights, and appropriate legal remedies under both federal and state law.
Police Misconduct Attorney In North Carolina
Our Process
Police misconduct may occur at any time during a
law enforcement officer’s interaction with an
individual. Examples of such interactions include,
but are not limited to, traffic stops, stop and
frisks, lawful protests, and improper
investigations.
Document the incident to the best of your ability
and consult with a civil rights attorney to explore
legal options under North Carolina and federal
law.
Generally, incidents of police misconduct are
identified during the criminal process before any
available civil remedies can be explored. Sharing
your experience early with a civil rights attorney,
however, can help the attorney guide you
through each step of the process and examine
the appropriate time to seek a remedy.
Depending upon the outcome, your case could
possibly impact others in a positive way. Some
police misconduct cases are resolved in federal
appellate court, and those results have the
potential to impact people in multiple states at
once. The Chambers Law Office handles federal
appeals in the Fourth and Ninth Circuits.
It can take several months to over a year, depending upon the court, case complexity, and whether opportunities to resolve the case outside of court are available.
Practice Areas
Questions or Concerns?
If you would like to speak with an attorney, please feel free to contact The Chambers Law Office, PLLC.