Who could help to expose a case where Police implanted the incriminatory evidence in an accident investigation
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Since you are on the internet, it is probably someone you know. But the person in jail knows, and you should also know, that the police have a complete disrespect for the law, and break more laws than any criminal ever thought of; and they do it every day. They get away with this because they know how the system works, what they can get away with, and they all stick together.\n\nSo you should also know that this case is going to be almost impossible to win. You will be lucking if you can find a lawyer who will even take the case, because they too are part of the system, and they too stick together. Nobody wants to be alienated or become an outcast or outsider. \n\nThey're all dirty, they all break the law, so who would be willing to prosecute one of their own and risk prosecution themselves for one or many of their own misdeeds?\n\nSorry, but I would say you are SOL. I just got off of a 10-yr bit, and I've been studying the law every day of that time, and I've seen some pretty trumped up charges, and some obvious framework, but the judge loses the evidence, or a key witness disappears, or they just wear you down with delays and filings and court costs and wrong filings and starting all over again, and you'd be surprised how they can procrastinate legally, but if you miss a court date or filing date, it's over. \n\nYou can't even imagine how the system is stacked against you. You just think you have a good idea. I'm trying to get you to see reality. You can waste all you mney and resources and time and effort -- your entire life -- and you don't even have a 1% chance of winning anything. \n\nI'm very sorry, but don't waste everything on a fight you cannot win.
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ask police.They knew the best methods
1063666
The suspect is presumed innocent until proved guilty.
199307
they deliver the evidence beyond a resaponbile doubt so whatever they have to do you should call a lawyer and ask
847643
Anyone can get all those info (except for court dates, you can get those any time) AFTER the verdict has been delivered. If you get it before, then the defense counsel can argue tainted witness testimony and the whole case can be flushed down leading to a not guilty verdict.
697068
Offer to go with them to the police to report it.
979808
I am not a NYPD but I used to be a personal injury paralegal.  The boxes on both sides tell who ever is reading the report what occured.  I am assuming you have received the official police report, not the one they give you at the scene, so you should have a second part to the report or maybe on the back there is a list of the numbers (the boxes should be numbered) and what the meaning is.  Basically, these 'boxes' just offer more information regarding the accident.  example: what directions the cars were in, who had the right a way, stuff like that.
196412
They would have to provide the information called for in the subpoena.
301959
That depends on what kind of accident it was. If the accident was caused by a policeman being negligent then the guy can sue the county in tort for the damages suffered.\nIf the Policemen was CRIMINALLY negligent(he maliciously disregarded the rules of safety) he may be punished for reckless endangerment.
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First, it's really predicated upon whether the crash occurs in a "no-fault" jurisdiction, in which case each indivudal motorist would have to file their own claim with their own insurance company.  In all other situations, it would depend on the police investigation, and ultimately to whom the police assign blame in the accident report.
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it surpises me that the police do not film the events like the arrest of the two suspects recently, from helmet cameras to show exactly what has happened, if only to protect themselves etc.\n\nIt is a difficult call when one segment of the community which is clearly identifiable by colour or religion contain members who pose significant threat to the rest of society, because inevitibly there will be accusations of targetting. But it does seem to make sense to stop and search/question more of those perceived to be a threat especially if you have limited resource, or am I wrong?\n\nAs for the heavy handed approach, surely if the ultimate precautions are taken to ensure no one is hurt no 'collateral damage' for example, this is always going to be the result seen from some eyes. The important thing to remember is why they do it. Not because they they are racist or anti this or that, but because litigation and public pressure for the ultimate in standards dictates they go to these lengths. \n\nI don't think they can win, the information they get is often false, flawed and deliberately misleading, but they have to act, just in case. If the press reported in a less sensationalist way I am sure that would help a lot.
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Without doubt DNA - (de-oxy-ribo-nu-cleic-acid) has become the greatest aid to police investigation since the formulation of finger-printing.  Not only does it prove beyond doubt that a person was responsible for a crime but more importantly it can prove that the suspect is innocent.  Only the tip of the iceberg has been touched so far and the process will continue to become even a greater aid in the future.  Air samples from the scene of a major crime will in the future be able to be analyzed and DNA extracted from the air.   As the National Data-base for DNA gets larger there will be no hiding place for those responsible for some of the most serious crimes that are currently hardest to prove.
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First, this is being reported as an accident.\nSecond, if the other person does not press charges, then there is nothing that anyone can do.
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To start with, investigating a accident of vehicle damage only is a routine daily part of  Police Officers duties, Investigating an accident with serious injury  or death causes the Officer to use other skills in the investigation he would not use otherwise. A Accident Re-constructionist would be involved in most cases where a fatality has occurred, this Officer has skills to determine just about everything needed to make a factual report,including who is at fault. As for changing a BAC, our BAC's are done by machines that directly report results to the State on line.(no changes can be made) You should check this out, never heard of it happening. Time for investigation/much as one week.
945194
Provide the complete documents and convince the policemen to log the incident of the missing laptop.  If they refuse, report them to their superiors so that appropriate actions will be made.
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Let's rephrase the question:\n\n"Why do I not know what's happening to cops as a result of car accidents they're in?"\n\nOr:\n\n"Why are cops killing people in accidents just a couple of days ago, and the local prosecutor hasn't charged them yet?"\n\nIt's fun to pretend that cops can go around breaking the law and killing people willy-nilly and then talk about how corrupt everyone is and blah blah blah.  The truth, however, is that when the police kill people, whether by design or by accident, it gets plenty of scrutiny from plenty of people.  And since it's a third party (the county prosecutor, most likely) who does the charging in these kinds of cases, it's possible these cops aren't being charged because the prosecutor does not believe they can prove wrongdoing on the part of the police.  Could also be that the investigation just isn't done yet...I would think a prosecutor would want to have all the facts before they tried to take on an officer and his or her department.\n\nIt's not as fun to talk about, but it just might be the truth.
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You can either do a motion for discovery, where the other side has to turn over evidence that they intend to use at trial and evidence that tends to show your innocence as well.  Any such evidence they must turn over if they have it in their possession or if they have control over it.  However, I assume this is a criminal case since it involves a 911 call, you can also use the powers of the court to file what is called a subpoena Duces Tecum (spelling?) and have it served upon the 911 dispatch agency to provide you with the tape.