Police Misconduct Lawyer in San Joaquin County, CA

If you've ever felt powerless after experiencing misconduct by a law enforcement officer in San Joaquin County, you're not alone. Many people don't know where to turn or what steps to take after such incidents. At Moseley Collins Law, we've spent decades helping people just like you navigate these challenging situations and seek the justice they deserve.

Police misconduct occurs when law enforcement officers violate civilians' rights through excessive force, abuse of power, or other improper actions. While most officers serve honorably, those who cross the line must be held accountable, especially when their actions result in devastating injuries.

At Moseley Collins Law, we focus on cases involving severe injuries from police brutality, including:

• Traumatic brain injuries
• Spinal cord damage and paralysis
• Broken bones and orthopedic injuries
• Wrongful death
• Internal organ damage
• Severe nerve damage
• Permanent disabilities

Police misconduct can take many forms that lead to catastrophic injuries:

• Excessive force during arrests
• Unwarranted use of tasers or weapons
• Dangerous restraint techniques
• Assault while in custody
• Unjustified shootings
• Vehicle pursuit injuries
• Intentional violence against detained individuals

Victims should report misconduct to:

• San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office: 222 E. Weber Avenue, Room 202 Stockton, CA 95202
• Internal Affairs Division (Contact your local police department for specific information)

We handle cases throughout the county, including:

• Stockton
• Tracy
• Manteca
• Lodi
• Ripon
• Escalon

• Mountain House
• Lathrop
• French Camp
• Lockeford
• Woodbridge
• Victor
• Acampo
• Clements

When you come to us with a police misconduct case, we take several important steps:

We start by listening to your story carefully. Every detail matters, from the time and place to what was said and done. We'll help you understand if what happened to you qualifies as misconduct and explain your options in clear, everyday language.

Our team:

• Gets copies of police reports and body camera footage
• Talks to people who saw what happened
• Takes pictures of any injuries or damage
• Reviews department policies that might have been broken
• Works with doctors to document injuries
• Looks for patterns of similar behavior

It's crucial to know your basic rights when dealing with law enforcement:

• You can file a formal complaint about the officer behavior
• You have the right to film police interactions in public
• You don't have to talk to officers without a lawyer
• You can refuse searches without a warrant
• You have the right to medical care if injured in custody

Take these steps right away:

1. Write down everything that happened while it's fresh in your mind
2. Get medical help if you're hurt - even if injuries seem minor
3. Get the names and phone numbers of anyone who saw what happened
4. Save any videos, photos, or messages about the incident
5. Don't post about it on social media
6. Call our office at 800-426-5546 for guidance

Filing a police misconduct case involves several phases:

We dig deep to find evidence that supports your case. This might take several weeks as we gather documents, interview witnesses, and consult experts.

There are strict deadlines for filing these cases. We handle all the paperwork and make sure everything is filed correctly and on time.

This is where our 40+ years of experience really matters. We know what evidence counts and how to present it effectively.

While we can't guarantee specific amounts, you might be entitled to money for:

• Doctor and hospital bills
• Lost work time and wages
• Ongoing medical care
• Mental health treatment
• Property repairs or replacement
• Pain and suffering damages

Our firm stands out because:

• We've helped people with these cases for over 40 years
• We have hundreds of positive Google reviews
• We offer free case reviews
• We work with top medical experts
• We handle everything about your case
• We fight hard for every client

If you're dealing with police misconduct in San Joaquin County, call us at 800-426-5546. While we can't give legal advice before you're our client, we can:

• Listen to what happened
• Explain how the law applies
• Go over your options
• Point you toward helpful resources
• Answer your questions about the process

Police misconduct cases are serious matters that need prompt attention. Evidence can disappear quickly, and there are strict time limits for filing claims. Don't wait to get help.

Our team at Moseley Collins Law has helped many people get justice after experiencing police misconduct. While we can't share specific settlement amounts, we've won millions for our clients over the years.

We know these situations are stressful and often overwhelming. That's why we handle everything about your case, letting you focus on recovery and moving forward with your life.

Call 800-426-5546 today for your free consultation. Let's talk about what happened and how we can help make it right.