5 Tips to Help Prove Your Innocence

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This article provides helpful tips to prove your innocence when facing false charges.

⚠️ Disclaimer: We are not lawyers, doctors, or licensed mental health professionals. The information in this article is based on personal experience and is intended for general guidance, education, and empowerment. It is not a substitute for professional legal, medical, or psychological advice. Please consult qualified professionals for support specific to your situation.

Introduction
Unbroken Smile was born out of a nightmare: After calling 911 for help, Brittany Chrishawn was assaulted by police officers, suffering broken teeth, permanent nerve damage, and a false arrest that nearly cost her a decade of freedom. But she fought back — and won.

The Unbroken Smile movement and forthcoming documentary are rooted in resilience, exposure, and transformation. This blog series shares key lessons Brittany learned so others can better navigate — and survive — the justice system.

Guilty Until Proven Innocent? Here are 5 Ways to Fight Back

1. Document Everything — Keep Copies
Brittany’s ordeal began with her calling 911 to report a trespassing officer. Instead of help, she was assaulted and falsely accused. Her saving grace? Documentation. Whether it’s videos, photos, timestamps, or eyewitness accounts, collecting and preserving evidence can be a game-changer when the system turns against you.

🛠️ Tip: Back up your files to external drives and send copies to someone you trust. Keep a running log of events with dates and times. Stay organized!

2. Demand Evidence From the Prosecution
Brittany had to fight hard for the body camera footage that helped prove her innocence. Even her attorneys tried to keep her from accessing the videos while pressuring her to take a plea deal. Once she got hold of that footage, she fired those attorneys and found new representation.

⚖️ Call to Action: Read up on your rights and use the written law to get what you need from the courts!

3. Don’t Assume the Justice System Is Just — Be Ready to Fight
Prosecutors, judges, and attorneys may not be motivated by truth. In Brittany’s case, even the state attorney admitted she wouldn’t drop the charges — not because Brittany was guilty, but because there was “too much attention” on the case. So make sure your documentation is well-organized and ready for defense!

📌 Reminder: This is YOUR CASE, not your attorney’s. DO NOT TRUST YOUR ATTORNEY TO DO YOUR WORK. You do the work and let your attorney assist and advise. YOU ARE THE BOSS!

4. Expose Misconduct — Let the Public See What’s Really Happening
Speaking out is powerful, especially when backed by receipts. Brittany’s social media helped shine a spotlight on the misconduct in her case. By exposing public officials who abuse their power — especially when you have video, records, or firsthand accounts — you can force transparency, apply public pressure, and even open the door for legal support or new evidence to come forward.

📣 Advice: If you’ve got proof, don’t keep it to yourself. Publish it. Share it with trusted journalists. Expose it.

5. Control Your Narrative Before the Media Controls It for You
Long before her day in court, Brittany’s name and address were released, and false claims about her circulated through local media. These stories were designed to discredit her and build a public case for guilt. This strategy can have a negative effect on potential jury members in court.

🔍 Take Action: Create your own platform — blog, website, or social media presence — to share your truth and counter falsehoods. Win over the public!

Final Thoughts

This is only the beginning. The upcoming Unbroken Smile documentary will lay bare the full truth — from the abuse Brittany endured to her fight to reclaim her voice, freedom, and dignity.

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They broke her teeth. But they couldn’t break her smile. Discover more about Brittany Chrishawn at: https://brittanychrishawn.com