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David Vincent Hiden Jr.
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Eric Gritz Law

5.0
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  • Serving El Centro, CA and Imperial County, California

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Zeus Law Firm, APC

5.0
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  • Serving El Centro, CA and Imperial County, California

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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

Can I sue my city's police department and officers for false arrest, false accusations and wrongful jail time?

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Answered by attorney Robert Andrew Michael Burns (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Law Office of Robert Burns
No. From what I read you weren't arrested. I would, however, file a disciplinary complaint with the police; either you or the police were dishonest or hallucinating.
No. From what I read you weren't arrested. I would, however, file a disciplinary complaint with the police; either you or the police were dishonest or hallucinating.
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If I was bitten by a dog a week ago by a friend's dog, can I take legal action without the dog being put down and how?

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Answered by attorney Brian Scott Goldman (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Goldman & Maurer, LLP
In New York, the dog bite laws are as follows: Unless the dog that bit you is a member of a class of dogs which have, by law, been designated as having known vicious propensities (i.e., dobermans, rottweilers, pit bulls, etc), then the dog that bites you is entitled to 1 free bite. So, for example, if the dog that bit you is a collie (not one of the class of dogs with known vicious propensities), but had never bitten anyone before, then you have no case. If, however, the dog had bitten someone previously, then the owner is on notice of the dog's vicious propensities and the law will impose liability upon the owner.
In New York, the dog bite laws are as follows: Unless the dog that bit you is a member of a class of dogs which have, by law, been designated as having known vicious propensities (i.e., dobermans, rottweilers, pit bulls, etc), then the dog that bites you is entitled to 1 free bite. So, for example, if the dog that bit you is a collie (not one of the class of dogs with known vicious propensities), but had never bitten anyone before, then you have no case. If, however, the dog had bitten someone previously, then the owner is on notice of the dog's vicious propensities and the law will impose liability upon the owner.
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Do I have rights if I was searched for narcotics and heroines but the loss prevention officer found nothing?

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Answered by attorney Fred Lung-Kee Fong (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Law Office of William S. Lindheim
Firstly I am sorry to read that you were detained and searched by the store's loss prevention team. Secondly, many states have the "shopkeeper's privilege" which allows the store keeper to detain the customer if he has reason to believe that a theft has occurred. The power to detain and search is not as broad as that of a policeman. So, if the shopkeeper was relying on someone telling him or her that a theft in the store has been committed, then it is likely that the shopkeeper can detain and search briefly. But if he is wrong, he can face liability such as for false imprisonment.
Firstly I am sorry to read that you were detained and searched by the store's loss prevention team. Secondly, many states have the "shopkeeper's privilege" which allows the store keeper to detain the customer if he has reason to believe that a theft has occurred. The power to detain and search is not as broad as that of a policeman. So, if the shopkeeper was relying on someone telling him or her that a theft in the store has been committed, then it is likely that the shopkeeper can detain and search briefly. But if he is wrong, he can face liability such as for false imprisonment.
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