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Question by Trevor: Who is the best lawyer in Madison, Wisconsin to contact if i want to sue the police department?
5 cops went into my house without permission or a warrant and i want to press charges, who is the best lawyer to contact?

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Answer by Matt
I would contact the Wisconsin Bar Association at (608) 257-3838. They should be able to provide a referral to a lawyer who is an expert in this area or, at minimum, point you in the right direction.

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Question by Kevin W: Can I call the police on business whos calling me?
ALright well I did my research and saw that more than a handful of people have had the number 1-888-468-9075 who claimed to be a law office of kauffman and burns call them and have it be a false claim. Its obviously a scam of some sort and I dont want to have to go through this kind of stuff again.

Who do I call about this?

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Answer by Salt&Pepper Apricot
Put yourself on the National Do Not Call list.

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Question by S_Monkey: what law says that you cannot honk a horn at police, when he stops @ the left turn only signal turns green?
I am more interest in the California area!!
I would like to know what law prohibits or allows for honking at the Police office when he/she stops at the “GREEN” left turn only signal??

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Answer by dizwar
You just explained one of the reasons that REAL law officials (those from other nations and American states) have a patronizing attitude towards those from the state of California. Simply lay this incident in the dust where it belongs, and move on to more important things and people.

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Question by º¤ø¤º: Who do you complain to when you have proof that the police advised someone to break the law?
There is this police officer in my town who advised a person to do something illegal against me. I have the proof of what the officer said and did.
I can’t complain to the sheriff’s office because they’re taking the cop’s side (obviously).
There is no “internal affairs” that I know of and the police wouldn’t tell me where/how to go about filling a complaint anyway.

The crime commited is a serious one (stalking). The police had no discression. By law they were forced to arrest this person. They refused. (I found out later that the police were the ones who told this person to do what they did).

So… what do I do? I don’t want to let this go.

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Answer by blu_drgn25
You could call the local newspaper and see if they are interested in doing a story….how about the mayor or even the governor? they could all help…

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Question by º¤ø¤º: Who do you complain to when you have proof that the police advised someone to break the law?
There is this police officer in my town who advised a person to do something illegal against me. I have the proof of what the officer said and did.
I can’t complain to the sheriff’s office because they’re taking the cop’s side (obviously).
There is no “internal affairs” that I know of and the police wouldn’t tell me where/how to go about filling a complaint anyway.

The crime commited is a serious one (stalking). The police had no discression. By law they were forced to arrest this person. They refused. (I found out later that the police were the ones who told this person to do what they did).

I can’t contact the media because they are extremely pro law enforcement here.

So… what do I do? I don’t want to let this go.

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Answer by coragryph
If you cannot go to the police supervisor (above their head), then you have two options. Go to the district attorney (prosecutor).

Or file a civil lawsuit against the officer in court.

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Question by aggiecindy: What other law enforcement jobs are there besides being a police officer?
I’m curious what other jobs are there in law enforcement besides beign a police officer? Answers can range from 911 dispatch to crime scene investigation, to detective work, office work in the police station…etc, anything that can be thought of. And if you work one of these jobs, how do you get them?

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Answer by Courtney H
private investigator,lawyer,detective,marshall,etc..

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Question by warren s: Is there a chain of command in law enforcement above los police chief, County Sheriff up to governors office

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Answer by evolvedintofeminist
Yes, the court.

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Question by littleprincess: Do you think police stations as well as all law offices should have a day criminals could turn them selfs in?
come on i am sure some get so fed up doing wrong and always being on the run so suppose police stations all across the globe had days to let criminals just turn them selves in would it work?? and i get so fed up with these dam cops whom are so stressed out they get way out of line at times….

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Answer by Mr Warrior
Police stations are open every day and welcome criminals who want to turn themselves in.

They dont have to make a day for it. They are welcome any day of the week.

Preferably if they have already handcuffed themselves and written out a list of their crimes.

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Question by Marcos Mazztti: What Kind of lawyer Do I need to sue the orlando police department and a single officer?
Last year I was punched in the face twice and tazed on the floor by two officers of the orlando police department after refusing a search. Yesterday I was found not-guilty of battery on a LEO and want to go after the police department or him for accusing me of that and making me go through this for over 200 days. What kind of lawyer do I need?

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Answer by Marie K
Did you ask the lawyer who got you off on these charges?

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Question by Jackie Retardo: How come police do not have to go to law school?
I work at an attorneys office, and deal with law ignorant cops all the time, how is it that they have the authority to enforce something they know very little about?

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Answer by Lex
Because they’re not lawyers. They are the hall monitors bringing the kids behaving badly to the principals office and the Principal decides their punishment. They also put their lives in jeopardy on a daily basis and I, for one, thank them for taking lowlifes who could impact negatively on the safety of myself and my family off of the streets.

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