The Law Offices of Caree Harper

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Attorney Caree Harper is an aggressive advocate for clients

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Attorney Caree Harper is an aggressive advocate for clients. Caree Harper strongly believes in the attorney-client privilege, and will go to the greatest depths to protect her clients secrets and confidences. Prior to becoming an attorney, Ms. Harper was a police officer. While on the police force, Ms. Harper was recognized for excellent service, receiving a Marksman Medal and a Lifesaving Medal for diving into a canal of water, pulling out an unconscious, submerged driver and performing CPR until the victim was airlifted to safety, where he fully recovered. As an attorney, Ms. Harper has federal and state jury trial experience, and is undefeated in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. She has obtained significant downward departures for federal criminal defendants and recently successfully argued before a three-judge panel at the 9th Circuit for a reversal of the lower Court ruling in a federal civil rights action. Ms Harper has helped many victims of civil rights violations. In November 2008, Caree Harper was one of hundreds of California attorneys dispersed throughout the country to oversee the polls in the presidential election. She was directly responsible for the calculation of ballots of voters initially turned away for unconstitutional reasons.

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Criminal Justice - Civil Rights Law - C.H.P. beating case attorney - Freeway beating case - Marlene Pinnock beating case

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visa, discover, mastercard, all major credit cards

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Howard Hughes Ctr

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Westchester, Westchester-Playa Del Rey, Wilshire Center - Koreatown, Central LA, West Los Angeles

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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/marlene-pinnock-settlement-beating-california-highway-patrol-daniel-andrew

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Attorneys

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Free Consultation: No

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Phone: (213) 386-5078

Address: 6601 Center Dr W Ste 500, Los Angeles, CA 90045

Website: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/marlene-pinnock-settlement-beating-california-highway-patrol-daniel-andrew