Government and Police Misconduct
The powers given to local, state and federal government authorities are broad and immense. In a democracy such as our own, however, those powers are not unlimited. They are held in check by what the framers of our Constitution so eloquently once termed "certain inalienable rights."
Freedom of expression, freedom of religion, the right to privacy and several protections against the abuse of police power are included among those rights.
If you or a family member has been the victim of police misconduct in Rhode Island or Connecticut — I can help. My name is Michael Bradley and I have successfully handled these types of cases in both states. In fact, I achieved the first-ever jury verdict against the Rhode Island State Police. To schedule a free consultation, call or contact either of my two office locations.
A Proven Record of Success in These Difficult Cases
In addition to that first-ever jury verdict against the Rhode Island State Police, I have also obtained settlements and verdicts in cases involving the Connecticut State Police, the City of Stonington, the City of Westerly, and other state and local authorities as well. My record of results in these types of claims has not gone unnoticed by my peers in the legal community. In fact, other lawyers and law firms in this area often seek out my expertise or refer their clients to me directly.
Specific types of police misconduct and other civil rights or government-related cases that I can help you with include:
- False arrest or false imprisonment claims
- Use of excessive force, police brutality cases
- Probable cause, racial profiling cases
- Unconstitutional First Amendment restrictions
- Whistleblower retaliation claims
- Due process and equal protection claims
- Government invasions of privacy
Free Consultations — No Fee Without Compensation
Rhode Island / Connecticut:
Don't let police misconduct or abuses of government power go unchallenged. Protect your legal rights to recover financial compensation and protect the constitutional rights of everyone else at the same time. Call or contact me, attorney Michael Bradley, for a free consultation.
