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  • April 16, 2025

    Can You Sue the State for Wrongful Imprisonment? California Overview

    If you or a loved one has been wrongfully convicted and imprisoned in California, you may wonder, can you sue the state for wrongful imprisonment? The short answer is yes—under specific legal conditions, individuals who have been unjustly incarcerated have the right to pursue compensation for the immense hardships they have faced. The emotional, financial, and psychological toll of wrongful imp...

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  • April 16, 2025

    Wrongful Imprisonment Lawsuit: What to Expect

    Few experiences are more devastating than being locked away for a crime you didn’t commit. Wrongful imprisonment steals years of your life, causes unimaginable suffering, and leaves lasting scars. If this injustice has happened to you or a loved one, you have the right to fight back. A wrongful imprisonment lawsuit not only helps you seek the compensation you deserve—it holds law enforcement,...

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  • April 9, 2025

    False Arrest California: Your Legal Rights and Options

    A false arrest in California can turn your life upside down. When law enforcement wrongfully detains you without cause, it’s not just an inconvenience—it’s a violation of your civil rights. From lost wages to emotional trauma, the consequences can be devastating. You deserve justice, and at Pointer & Buelna, LLP—Lawyers For The People—we make sure those responsible are held accounta...

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  • April 9, 2025

    Trick Questions Cops Ask: Protect Your Rights

    Interacting with police officers can be stressful, and how they phrase questions can put you in a difficult position. A casual conversation may be a strategic attempt to gather information they can use against you. Many people don’t realize that seemingly harmless responses can have legal consequences. Knowing how to handle trick questions cops ask is critical to protecting yourself. At Pointer...

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  • April 3, 2025

    Can Police Lie During Interrogation in California?

    Can police lie during interrogation? Yes, and this deception has led to countless wrongful convictions and civil rights violations. Law enforcement regularly uses lies and psychological manipulation to pressure suspects into confessions, even when they are innocent. These tactics disproportionately target vulnerable individuals—minors, marginalized communities, and those unfamiliar with the leg...

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