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Money for Good: Elaina Kroll’s Innocence Mission
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

Elaina Kroll started a non-profit organization with a civil settlement she received from the Catholic Church resulting from her being molested by a music minister. The purpose of the non-profit is “to raise public awareness and implement prevention strategies around a silent epidemic”. The organization includes the Victims Assistance Fund that helps pay for recovery…

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B.A.R.T. Police Officer Murder Trial Possible Location Change
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

The San Francisco Chronicle reported, November 4th, that state court officials have recommended Los Angeles and San Diego counties as possible sites for the murder trial of former Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) police Officer Johannes Mehserle. Mehserle resigned as a police officer in Oakland, California, after shooting 22-year-old Oscar Grant, who was unarmed on…

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Proof of Insanity
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

Rodney Alcala has been charged with five murders that allegedly occurred during the 1970’s. One charge is for the murder of Robin Samsoe who was 12 years old at the time of her disappearance from Huntington Beach. The other four murders are out of Los Angeles County and have been combined with the Orange County…

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Teenager Receives 50 years to Life for Gang Shootings
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

16-year-old Marco Antonio Perez was sentenced on October 23, 2009, to a minimum of 50 years in state prison for a 2006 shooting that left two rival gang members dead and a third in a coma. A jury in adult court found Perez guilty of two felony counts of special-circumstances murder for the benefit of…

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Some Hit and Run Cases Can Be Dismissed
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

If you google or search the term “hit and run” you will find numerous reports regarding current cases in the news. Most of these cases are serious. They involve major property damage, personal injury or death. A few cases may involve celebrity figures as the alleged driver or injured party. Given the potential seriousness of…

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Three Strikes and You’re Out
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

California was one of the first to adopt the Three Strikes Law in 1994 – the law which can send a repeat offender to prison for 25 years to life when he/she is convicted of a third strike. The Three Strikes law significantly increases the prison sentences of persons convicted of felonies who have been…

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Text Messaging and Driving Recklessly Deadly Combination
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

A jury has convicted Jeffrey Woods of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence while intoxicated PC 191.5 (a) for the incident occurring in August of 2007. The truck Woods was driving crashed into the side walk and hit a 14-year old on his bike. Woods was on Vicodin and Xanax while also text messaging and driving…

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Shoplifting Is No Laughing Matter
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

If you were an avid fan of Seinfeld or if you enjoy watching syndicated Seinfeld reruns, then you will probably remember the famous episode called “The Bookstore.” This is episode 173 from the 9th season, which aired originally April 9, 1998.  Like all Seinfeld episodes, this episode had numerous plotlines, but who can forget when Jerry discovers…

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Defending Hit and Run Cases Orange County CA
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

Have you ever been involved in a hit and run accident? Have you ever witnessed a hit and run accident and wondered what to do? A hit and run occurs whenever there is an accident and the individual leaves the scene of the accident without exchanging information with the person they hit or contacting the…

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Is it Petty Theft or Grand Theft?
Law Offices of William W. Bruzzo

Many times when we are watching television news or a crime drama we hear the phrases petty theft or grand theft. In most states the value of the stolen item(s) will determine what crime will be charged. In California the most common theft charge is Petty Theft (Penal Code Section 488); this can only be…

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