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: California Criminal Defense BlogThe Reality of Coerced Confessions
By Neil Shous, Esq.
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We commonly associate the phrase ?coerced confessions? with what could only take place in either renegade countries or in thriller/drama television shows and movies. But the sad (and scary) reality is that coerced confessions are all too common right here at home.
For as long as there has been law enforcement, police have coerced confessions out of suspects by lying to them, beating them, and otherwise torturing them.
Sometimes these coerced confessions are revealed. The falsely arrested/convicted go free and the unscrupulous cops get punished. However, many times the suspect?s allegations of coerced confessions go unheard or even ignored. They are simply swept under the rug or believed to be a necessary part of the job.
So what can you do if you are the victim of a coerced confession? Immediately speak with an experienced California criminal defense lawyer who can help prompt a proper investigation into your claims...continue to full postFull post as published by California Criminal Defense Blog on October 15, 2010 (boomark / email).
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