How does a lawyer go out proving a cop didn’t have probable cause, what are the elements evaluated?
Posted September 23rd, 2009 by admin 1 Comment »
Joe B asked:
How does a lawyer go out proving a cop didn’t have probable cause to pull someone over for DUI.
How does a lawyer go out proving a cop didn’t have probable cause to pull someone over for DUI.
I’m not in any trouble or anything, I just have a hard time believing a lawyer can prove that a cop didn’t have probable cause to pull someone over. Couldn’t a cop just say they were driving erratically, how do you this prove their word which should always hold up?
What elements during the incident would a lawyer evaluate to make a determination whether or not there was probable cause to pull someone over?
