Civil Rights/Police Brutality Case Analysis – Part 4: Real Life Application & Current Police Abuse Topics

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120 minutes

Date Published

August 20, 2020

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Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles

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Civil Rights, Police Misconduct

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Summary

Arnoldo will discuss the greatest lessons he has learned litigating and trying police brutality cases, sharing tips and tricks he has learned along the way. In the wake of George Floyd’s death, civil rights practitioners have been instrumental in seeking police reform. Michael will discuss key police abuse reform bills currently being considered in California and nationwide, and leveraging meaningful reforms one case at a time. Carol will discuss the class action filed during the recent protests on behalf of Black Lives Matter against the LAPD alleging excessive force and civil rights violations.

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Presenters

Denisse O. Gastélum

Denisse O. Gastélum is the founder and principal trial attorney at Gastélum Law, APC, where her civil rights practice focuses... Read More

Arnoldo Casillas

Arnoldo Casillas is the principal of the law firm of Casillas & Associates. As the firm’s lead trial attorney, Mr.... Read More

Michael Haddad

Michael Haddad is an AV Preeminent Rated Lawyer and a partner in Haddad & Sherwin, in Oakland, California. He has... Read More

Carol A. Sobel

Attorney at Law

Carol Sobel is a civil rights lawyer and advocate, who has repeatedly sued the City of Los Angeles for violating the rights... Read More

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Part 4: Real Life Application & Current Police Abuse Topics

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