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: LA Criminal Defense BlogRobbery in Los Angeles
By Steven Rodriguez
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Robbery crimes in California are rampant, in part because of the current economic crisis and in part because of the level of wealth in homes around Los Angeles. Rich neighborhoods such as Bel Air, Beverly Hills and Malibu are not too far away from lower class neighborhoods. Those who live in the San Fernando Valley have even less distance in neighborhoods that are considered upper and lower class.
Los Angeles robbery attorneys constantly represent those accused of robbery crimes and understand that the “haves” fight to pass strict laws to protect their possessions from the “have nots.” Unfortunately, there are seriously violent crimes (such as armed robbery) which make all those accused of robbery, grand theft or petty theft as horrible human beings with evil intent...continue to full postFull post as published by LA Criminal Defense Blog on December 31, 2008 (boomark / email).
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