Fabrication of Evidence
When law enforcement resorts to fabricating evidence, a grave injustice occurs. Not only is it illegal and unethical, but it undermines everything that the American justice system stands for. Fabrication of evidence, a form of police misconduct and brutality, is unacceptable, and Brustein Law is dedicated to advocating for victims. If you or a loved one were the victim of fabricated evidence in New York or New Jersey, trust Brustein Law to champion your rights and seek justice. We will fight relentlessly for exoneration from false charges, to hold the officers accountable for their civil rights violations, and for the maximum compensation available under the law. Our team is ready to start fighting for you today. You tell the truth, and we’ll handle the rest.
What is Fabrication of Evidence?
Fabrication of evidence involves law enforcement deliberately creating, altering, or manipulating evidence to develop or strengthen a criminal case. This egregious misconduct can manifest in many ways, including:
• Planting evidence
• Falsifying documents, including police reports
• Tampering with crime scenes
• Coercing false confessions
• Fabricating witness testimony or inventing false witnesses
Selectively editing video footage
Falsifying time stamps
Manufacturing digital evidence
Misrepresenting circumstantial evidence
Fabricating informant reports
Falsifying forensic results
Concealing exculpatory evidence
Presenting false expert testimony
Fabrication of evidence not only violates an individual’s constitutional rights and the law, but it also erodes public trust in the justice system. This fabricated evidence may be pitted against the individual in court or used to intimidate individuals into false statements and confessions. Brustein Law is committed to holding any parties manufacturing or enabling the fabrication of evidence accountable for their misconduct, ensuring that victims see justice. The law is on the victim’s side, with stringent legal protections at the federal and state levels in New York and New Jersey.
Seeking Justice and Compensation for Fabrication of Evidence
Victims of evidence fabrication not only have to contend with the immediate consequences – false accusations and the potential for a false conviction – but also with long-term consequences. Fabrication of evidence can damage your reputation and your mental well-being. Brustein Law understands the gravity of evidence fabrication and is dedicated to helping victims seek legal recourse. Our approach to the fabrication of evidence cases comes in three parts.
1. Exoneration: Nothing is more critical to Brustein Law than clearing your name and securing your freedom, ensuring that all false charges are dismissed.
2. Civil and Constitutional Rights Violations: Once free from the false accusations, it’s time to hold those at fault accountable for their wrongdoings. Fabricating evidence is illegal in New York and New Jersey at the federal and state levels. We will pursue legal actions against law enforcement agencies for violating your rights, leaving no stone unturned or strategy dismissed to ensure that those responsible are punished.
3. Compensation: Brustein Law is prepared to help you see financial compensation for the harms you have faced, including emotional distress, lost wages, mental health treatment, reputation damage, attorney’s fees, and more. We will fight relentlessly for the maximum possible compensation to fully address the harm you’ve suffered.
Contact Us Today
If you or a loved one have been the victim of police brutality and misconduct, such as evidence fabrication. In that case, you need an advocate who will leave no stone unturned in helping you pursue justice. What sets Brustein Law apart is our commitment to bringing credibility to your truth. We are experienced in handling claims of fabrication of evidence. We are ready to get to work for you, calling out this horrifying abuse of power, holding those responsible accountable for their wrongdoings, and helping you see justice and compensation for the harms you have faced.