How to sue the police and private security

[A_Britishcolumbian]

as per your request.

you are very welcome my dear :)

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[FreeRights]

I guessed "Pivot Legal Society" and I was right.

[fvkasm2x]

How to avoid having to sue the police:

Step one: Don't be a criminal d-bag
Step two: Don't associate with criminal d-bags
Step three: If you are 100% innocent and simply caught in the wrong place or the wrong time, follow police direction. Stay calm and rational.

[the truth]

10/10 correct on all counts

[Ken7]

The sad truth of the matter is, if a civilian makes a false allegation against a Police Officer there is no real recourse when proven to be false.

Yes, you can take the accuser to civil court, however the remedy is a apology for making the false allegation. There is no punitive damages for causing unnecessary stress etc. That is the best you get!

Very sad, I think there should be something placed in the Canadian Law.

[cutter7]

The sad truth of the matter is, if a civilian makes a false allegation against a Police Officer there is no real recourse when proven to be false.

Yes, you can take the accuser to civil court, however the remedy is a apology for making the false allegation. There is no punitive damages for causing unnecessary stress etc. That is the best you get!

Very sad, I think there should be something placed in the Canadian Law.

As long as it works both ways I am in agreement.. police should be held accountable for false charges,, lying on the stand etc.

[LordEd]

Important warning: This book is not legal advice

[A_Britishcolumbian]

no, it is not legal advice, rather, it is legal instruction.

a 'how to', not a 'why to'.