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Santa Ana, Orange County - Santa Ana plastic surgeon Mark Knight could lose his professional license. Knight was recently caught having sex with one of his patients. Knight was seeing a female patient that had come to him for a tummy tuck. It is alleged that her husband and children were waiting in their car. After waiting a long time in the car, the husband took the children in the office to use the restroom. The husband then heard noises coming from the exam room. It is alleged that this is when the husband saw his wife having sex with him. There was a second incident with Knight and a patient where it is alleged that Knight kissed one of his patients' without her consent.

The California Medical Board takes it very seriously when a doctor that is licensed by them is caught having a sexual relationship with one of their patients. The law that governs sexual misconduct with a patient can be found in the California Business and Professions Code 726. It states the commission of any act of sexual abuse, misconduct, or relations with a patient, client, or customer constitute unprofessional conduct and grounds for disciplinary action for any person licensed under this division. In a situation like this, the California Medical Board can revoke the license of a medical practitioner.

Having your professional license taken away can change a person whole life. This means that they will no longer be able to work in their previous field. This means that they would have to change jobs, and there would be a loss of wages. If you or someone you know is about to lose their professional, they need to hire an experienced Newport Beach professional license defense attorney or a Newport Beach criminal attorney immediately.

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Huntington Beach, Orange County - A family was unlawfully detained by local police at Huntington Beach Best Western. Police were called to the Best Western because someone stated there had been shouting and a possibly gunshot. Police responded to room in question with their guns drawn. Police searched the mother and the father for weapons. The children, who had been staying in the adjoining run walked in. The children were terrified to see their parents being detained by police that had their guns drawn.

The Koscica family claims that the police unlawfully detained them and searched their room for 30 minutes with their gun upholstered. The family is alleging false imprisonment and civil rights violations. The family is also filing a suit against the best western for negligent police report.

Orange County police misconduct attorney recently commented on this article. He states that under that United States Constitution, police must conduct themselves in a way that is reasonable and professional. Everyone in this country has the right to be treated fairly by local law enforcement. False imprisonment is just one example of police misconduct. Police misconduct also include jail deaths and injuries, Wrongful death, No-warrant searches, Excessive force shooting victims.

Filing a lawsuit against a government entity like your local police can be very difficult and time consuming. Sometimes the police officer might even try to get immunity from the law suit. Protect your constitution rights. Let an experienced Southern California police misconduct attorney to protect and fight for your rights. Don't let a challenging police misconduct suit intimidate you. Retain a skilled Orange County police misconduct attorney who is aggressive and experienced in Police misconduct cases in court in Orange County, Los Angeles, San Diego, San Bernardino and Riverside.

At the Law Offices of Michael Guisti, our highly experienced attorney will lead you through the confusing legal system to help you protect your rights. If you or a loved one thinks that they have been mistreated by an Orange County police, please contact our Orange County police misconduct attorney at law offices of Michael Guisti at (714)530-9690 for a free consultation or visit us at www.topcalifornialawyer.com.

NEWPORT BEACH, Orange County - An Orange County woman, Joan McCollum, who was arrested for shoplifting filed a lawsuit against the city of Newport Beach for Police Misconduct and wanted $700,000 for the injury caused by city police. She was facing charges of misdemeanor grand theft.

She was arrested for theft crime in Newport Beach 2008. The lawsuit filed against City of Newport Beach stating that after the arrest, she complained of sickness, but Newport Beach police negligently handcuffed her that directly result to her fall and serious neck injury.

If you have been injured as a result of police misconduct or if you or someone you know has been mistreated by the police, and you have suffered a severe injury as a result of police brutality, it is vital to hire an experienced police misconduct lawyer to protect your right by your side.

Under U.S. Constitution of both state and federal laws, police officers should follow reasonable standards of behavior and action. Everyone in this country has the legal right to be treated properly by law enforcement officers. When injuries or deaths result from a failure of police officers to use reasonable care, police departments may be liable for the injuries, deaths and violations of rights.

The police misconduct cases our California Police misconduct attorneys are experienced with included: Jail deaths and injuries, Wrongful death, No-warrant searches, Excessive force Shooting victims

Police misconduct lawsuits can be time consuming and challenging, but if your civil rights have been violated, it is important to seek the legal advice from an experienced California police misconduct lawyer to find out about your options. At Law Offices of Michael L. Guisti, we have been handling such cases for decade and are extremely experienced and knowledgeable about this area of lawsuit for police misconduct in both state and federal level.

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