According to criminologists at the University of Pennsylvania, in the United States:

  • DNA-based exonerations occur for between 3-5% of capital crimes such as murder and rape.
  • Wrongful convictions are reported for 6% of all crimes.
  • In 2019, the Innocence Project reports that 143 wrongfully convicted people were exonerated.

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Being locked up for a crime you didn’t commit. Suffering severe injury or death as the result of overzealous, poorly-trained police. Losing a loved one because someone in power wasn’t acting with reasonable care. We all have the right to live our lives—but if someone impedes that right. Intentionally or unintentionally—our civil rights have been violated. And those who caused the wrong need to be held responsible and accountable.

Civil rights are an essential element of our democracy, guaranteeing that all Americans have the right to life. Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness regardless of gender, race, religion, or other characteristics. Unfortunately, one only needs to read the latest news headlines to understand that people aren’t always treated equally. And if you or your family member is the victim of a civil rights violation, you deserve answers—and justice.

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Don’t let institutions or organizations intimidate you into silence. If you or a loved one has suffered wrongful incarceration or any other civil rights violation that caused harm or death. And you deserve to have your voice heard. Contact the civil rights lawyers at VSCP LAW. Our experienced civil rights attorneys know what it takes to get answers, to hold perpetrators accountable. And to ensure that other individuals and families never have to experience the same pain.

Going up against “the system” isn’t for the faint of heart. VSCP LAW’s senior-level attorneys are aggressive, pulling out all the stops to make sure that. Those responsible for violating your civil rights are held fully responsible for their actions or lack thereof. You deserve the best representation possible—that’s why your VSCP LAW partner. Will personally handle your case from beginning to end rather than handing it off to junior associates. Like so many other law firms do. Contact Wrongful Incarceration Lawyers Philadelphia, for your no-cost consultation today.

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