Police Misconduct · Fabricated or Suppressed Evidence
Evidence That Was Made,
Evidence That Was Made,
Hidden or Lost
Evidence handling has rules precisely because cases die without them. Fabrication, planting, suppression, concealment, and loss each leave procedural fingerprints in the chain of custody, and the analysis surfaces them.
Attorney and law-firm inquiries only
The Scope
What this covers.
Within this engagement
- Fabricated and planted evidence
- Suppressed or concealed evidence
- Lost and mishandled evidence
- Chain-of-custody practices
- Failure to preserve exculpatory evidence
How it is analyzed
Property and evidence logs, chain-of-custody records, crime-scene documentation, lab submissions, and the agency's evidence policies, traced against standardized evidence-handling procedure.
Engagement terms and the published fee schedule: For Retaining Counsel →
Questions
Before the record is sent.
Is this analysis useful before discovery closes?
That is the best time. Early review identifies what records should exist and do not, so counsel can pursue them while the record is still open.
What does retention cost?
A non-refundable retainer of $8,000–$9,000 covering 29–33 hours of discovery review, report writing and conferences at $275 per hour. Most reports are completed within the retainer. The full published schedule is on the For Counsel page.
Retain
Send the evidence record.
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