MARYLAND CRIMINAL DEFENSE, PERSONAL INJURY & POLICE MISCONDUCT COUNSEL

Civil Rights & Police Misconduct

Civil Rights & Police Misconduct

Excessive Force

Section 1983 and state claims for unreasonable force.

Force claims are judged by objective reasonableness at the moment force was used. Video, injury photographs, and medical records usually matter more than any narrative report.

Qualified immunity is the central battleground, so the pleadings are drafted with that defense in mind from day one.

What the Defense Looks At

  • Body-worn camera preservation
  • Objective reasonableness analysis
  • Qualified immunity briefing
  • Municipal liability theories

Have a excessive force matter? Get a straight answer today.

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