Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in California

Search Warrant
The police busted my door down to obtain somebody that was visiting me at my aparment. I did not give them consent to enter my apartment. They busted down the door with a search warrant, but I did not see the warrant. They threatend to arrest me if I did not answer their questions. After the fact, I want to see the warrant because I feel they searched areas of my apartment that were not on the search warrant. They also hit the person they obtained over the head with a gun and used a Tazor on his neck and he wasn't resisting at that point. They also refused him medical attention when requested in jail. Is this police misconduct? And, do I have a right to see the search warrant?

Asked on 6/27/03, 12:29 pm

H.M. Torrey The Law Offices of H.M. Torrey

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Re: Search Warrant

from the facts given, you appear to have very strong grounds to raising constitutional arguments to support your case and claims.

if you would like further assistance in this matter, email me directly with how you would like to proceed.

Answered on 7/01/03, 5:01 pm

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