Caree Harper is a criminal defense attorney in Los Angeles and is representing Marlene Pinnock, the CHP beating victim who was recently justified with a 1.5 million dollar settlement. Elle gère les crimes, délits, questions disciplinaires administratives, and select excessive force cases throughout Southern California. Caree is licensed in the State of California, le tribunal de district AMÉRICANO dans la centrale & Quartiers Sud, et la Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Mme. Harper a une expérience de jury fédéral et de l'État, and is undefeated in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. She has obtained significant downward departures for federal criminal defendants and in February, 2011, successfully argued before a three judge panel at the 9th Circuit for a reversal of the lower Court’s ruling in a federal civil rights action against the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.
Dans 2002, Mme. Harper represented a teenager who was beaten by officers of Inglewood P.D. après l'exécution d'un panneau d'arrêt sur son vélo, resulting in a six-figure settlement for the youth. Dans 2007, Mme. Harper et co-conseil conquis $500,000.00 in a federal civil rights jury trial against the California Highway Patrol. Dans 2008, Caree Harper was one of hundreds of California attorneys dispersed throughout the country to oversee the polls in the Presidential Election. She was directly responsible for the calculation of ballots of voters initially turned away for unconstitutional reasons.
Septembre 29, 2014 à 9:08 h
Marlene Pinnock is a SURVIVOR of the CHIP beating- not a “victime”. And Caree does not toot her horn enough because the settlement sets a new standard: go for the bad cop’s job so the good cops can do their work.