While Texas might lead the nation when it coms to the most pick-up truck thefts, Long Beach, Los Angeles has been ranked the top urban location for pick-up theft crime. Theft Crime Study A study conducted by The National Insurance
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Under a new policy, misbehaving students in Los Angeles will now be sent to the principal’s office, rather than the courthouse. The disciplinary reforms mark a shift that according to both educators and justice officials will help prevent students from
Continue reading Cracking Down on the Juvenile Crime System23-year-old David Angelo Drake of San Diego has been accused of a series of assault and battery charges on women occurring over the past three months. Charges of Assault and Battery He has been taken into custody and booked on suspicion of
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It’s a little known fact that even if you’re DUI-charge gets dropped, the California Department of Motor Vehicles can still suspend your license. Thuan Ha License Suspension Despite being arrested on charges of a drunk-driving, Thuan Ha was was never convicted
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Peter Berlin was recently interviewed and provided commentary to Forbes Magazine regarding Trader Joe’s lawsuit against unauthorized resellers of its products.
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In the wake of the George Zimmerman verdict, emotions have run high. But a disservice to our legal system occurs when long standing principles of constitutional and criminal law are either misunderstood, misrepresented or become the subject of heated emotional
Continue reading What does a jury of your peers really mean?A DUI checkpoint is scheduled tonight in the Los Angeles area at: Victory Blvd and St. Clair Ave. Scheduled between 8 am. to 2 am.
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Despite the enactment of a new legislation in July 2010, many people are still unaware that a first time DUI conviction (in the counties of Los Angeles, Tulare, Alameda & Sacramento) will now require the installation of an Ignition Interlock
Continue reading First Time DUI and Ignition Interlock DevicesFrom the files of the “all is not well within the Los Angeles Police Department,” a manhunt is under way for a former LAPD officer who has allegedly killed three people, including his former LAPD colleagues. You can read more
Continue reading Manhunt for former LAPD Police OfficerIn response to the rash of high profile shootings, California legislators have proposed a new bill to arm teachers and other school workers. The bill would require certain training and requirements for teachers who may be interested, but it also
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