What Is Considered Police Abuse Under New York Law? by Jason Bassett
In this video, we discuss issues related to police abuse and the legal processes surrounding it on Long Island and throughout New York. The video covers topics such as excessive force, false arrest, false imprisonment, and malicious prosecution in a clear and straightforward manner. We review how these actions violate civil rights and affect the lives of those involved. Our discussion provides detailed information about procedures including filing a notice of claim, initiating a lawsuit, and undertaking the discovery process that gathers evidence from multiple sources such as medical records, cell phone videos, witness interviews, and security camera recordings. This presentation aims to offer a practical guide for understanding these legal matters without unnecessary embellishments.
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Throughout the video, we refer to the legal framework established under New York law, including rights outlined in 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and regulations that guide civil rights claims. We discuss how the New York State Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Misconduct Investigative Office (LEMIO) and the Civilian Complaint Review Board contribute to defining police abuse. We also examine how local institutions such as the New York City Comptroller’s Office and the Internal Affairs Bureau work to maintain accountability within the NYPD. Our review of these topics helps clarify the steps individuals take when they believe their rights have been violated by excessive force or unlawful arrests.
The video takes you through the role of a criminal defense attorney in Long Island and illustrates the legal journey faced by those filing police abuse claims. We explain how a case begins with documenting every detail of the incident, from the date and time to the names and badge numbers of involved police officers. The video shows how gathering physical evidence such as clothing, damaged property, and healthcare documentation supports the claim. We discuss the importance of preserving records, including body camera footage and official police reports, which play a crucial role in legal proceedings. Each step of the process, from filing a complaint to engaging in depositions and discovery, is explained in clear language that viewers can easily follow.
We also describe the steps taken after a police abuse incident on Long Island. The video emphasizes the need for timely legal action and provides guidance on how to file a complaint with local authorities, including the Internal Affairs Bureau and the New York State Attorney General’s Office. We detail the process of collecting evidence during the discovery phase and the role that depositions and subpoenas play in strengthening a case. The presentation highlights the importance of recording witness testimonies and securing all available documentation to support a police abuse claim. It offers a straightforward look at how each element, from initial contact with a criminal defense attorney to the trial, contributes to a comprehensive legal strategy.
This video offers a balanced overview of the legal processes related to police abuse and civil rights claims. Viewers in Long Island and throughout New York are encouraged to review their rights and act promptly, ensuring every step is carefully documented.
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