Innocent
people are unjustly arrested everyday in the United States. Police don’t always get it right, they make
mistakes; they of course are only human.
In some cases unfortunately police officers fabricate a case. This may be done for many reasons but some
of the reasons may be that the police just want to close the case and charge
someone that they believe is a “bad guy” anyway, so what does it
matter. Shocking, yes, but is a fact of
reality and happens more than we think.
Yes shocking law enforcement is a competitive business and some cops are
looking to make a name for themselves, get in the news paper, make lots of
overtime, or make detective, or stay a detective. Of course most police officers are hard
working, and perform their duty with honor and integrity, but even these
officers make mistakes, become to zealous or get lazy or sloppy in their
investigation.
Attorney Vincent J. Sanzone, Jr., has
been practicing criminal defense in New Jersey for 23-years and has had many
cases in which innocent people have been unjustly accused, and exonerated due
to the tireless efforts and skill of Attorney Sanzone. Whether it is with the wrongful planting of
evidence by the police, false and fabricated confession planned by the police,
misidentification, overbroad indictments, are only some of the reasons,
Attorney Sanzone has successfully obtained dismissals and acquittals of some of
his criminal clients.
The
formula of experience, dedication and meticulous preparation is the method in
which these results are obtained. If you
or someone whom you care about has been wrongly accused of a crime, you must
make the most important decision in your life in retaining an experienced and
affordable New Jersey Criminal Defense Attorney.
Law
Office of Vincent J. Sanzone, Jr., Esq.
277 North Broad Street
P.O. Box 261
Elizabeth, New Jersey
Telephone
No. (908) 354-7006; Cell No. (201) 240-5716
New
Jersey Criminal Law Defense Attorney Serving, Union, Essex, Hudson, Bergen,
Middlesex, Ocean, Monmouth, Passaic, Somerset, Mercer, Gloucester, Cumberland,
Atlantic, Cape May counties.
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