I’ve talked a lot about Phil Spector and his murder trial over the last 4 1/2 months. I still can’t believe it takes so long to try a star as opposed to a “regular” person. I think it all boils down to money. But anyway, regardless of what I think, I’ve discovered a cool blog written by former Los Angeles Prosecutors in California. If you want opinion and fact from those who have actually been in the trenches, this is where you’ll find it.
In fact, if you go visit the Los Angeles Criminal Lawyers Blog | California Criminal Defense Law Forum right now, you’ll see a great post about the Spector case, written only as a trial lawyer could. They give both sides of the story, just as you’d see in the courtroom, leaving it up to you, the reader, to decide what you think. Scroll down the front page and you’ll see many other entries dealing with important and timely issues in today’s society. You can even leave comments regarding your own thoughts on any post. I think I’ll put this blog in my bookmarks. Even though I don’t live in California, I’m sure there is a lot of information there I could find useful, if not simply interesting, educational and enlightening!
Tags: LA Criminal Law Blog
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Hi there, and welcome to Thoughtprints. My name is Leigh (well, actually that's my middle name) and I am a Colorado native, born and raised. I began Thoughtprints almost 6 years ago when I needed an outlet, and this blog became exactly that for me. This is where I vent my frustrations, share my feelings and talk about everything from current events around the world to the things my dogs do to make me laugh. I truly hope you enjoy your time here.
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