Appearing on Court TV as a legal analyst, Christa discusses jurisdiction in the Derek Chauvin cases, as well as the ongoing jury selection. https://youtu.be/gCoM1PB1mGI
Christa Ramey is quoted in the New York Daily News in an article about the judge presiding over the trial of ex-Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin agreeing to reinstate a third-degree murder charge against him, giving jurors another tool to convict him in the high-profile case sparked by George Floyd’s killing.
A late-night traffic accident on Broadway in South Los Angeles last weekend has left one driver dead and a second critically injured. Police received a call at approximately 12:50 a.m. Friday of a multi-vehicle collision near the intersection of South Broadway and West 43th Street. An investigation has determined that one vehicle was at a traffic stop [...]
Christa provides Derek Chauvin trial analysis on Law & Crime Network. https://youtu.be/ZdbCbRhmtjA
Injuries are common when motor vehicles collide, and Southern California residents who have been in accidents likely understand that even minor fender benders can result in pain, bruising, and other personal injuries. When serious accidents happen, though, the types of injuries victims suffer are more serious. One serious form of motor vehicle accident injury is [...]
We are all lucky to live in one of the most beautiful and sought-after cities in the world. Millions of people flock here ever year to either find fame and fortune or just get a glimpse of it. We live in a perennial good weather and never too far from the beach. However, the one [...]
A violent crash in West Los Angeles left one woman dead and a teenage boy injured. The collision took place near the intersection of Olympic Boulevard and Overland Avenue in the late afternoon. The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to the accident where they found the woman trapped in the wreckage. She was later pronounced dead [...]
In the Los Angeles Daily Journal , Christa is quoted in an article titled “Internet platforms can ban users’ speech, panel rules” about a recent lawsuit filed against Twitter and why the protective measurements of Section 230 in the Communications Decency Act may be too broad. “If the same things were being said and they were being [...]
In these current times, many children in Los Angeles are spending more time online than ever before. This situation, however, has not erased a significant problem in many schools and peer groups: bullying. In fact, according to one study, virtual learning and social distancing has led to a rise in cyberbullying. How big is the [...]
In the Los Angeles Daily Journal, Christa writes a column titled “Time for school districts to prepare to reopen or plan to go to court.” She highlights the lawsuit against the San Francisco Unified School District for not putting forward a reopening plan since the initial COVID-19 pandemic shutdown. The lawsuit is put forward by City [...]
