Chris Bou Saeed has been featured in local and national media coverage involving criminal defense, civil rights, police use of force, and high profile criminal cases. His legal insight and representation have been referenced by outlets including ABC7, NBC Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, and Telemundo. Explore additional media appearances and news coverage featuring Chris Bou Saeed, and check back for future updates as new stories are added. Read more here.
High-profile criminal burglary cases can often generate immediate discourse in the court of public opinion, and media coverage is not a substitute for the legal process. Allegations must still be tried in court, where evidence can be challenged and constitutional...
The LA Times has a front-page article about the the wrongful death and civil rights lawsuit filed against the LAPD by Christopher Bou Saeed. The lawsuit alleges that the shooting death of Filipino American Rommel Mendoza by the LAPD was "unnecessary, unreasonable, and...
Family of Man Killed by LAPD Files Lawsuit Alleging Civil Rights Violation On Friday, June 4, 2021, the Estate of Rommel Mendoza filed a civil rights lawsuit in federal court alleging that the shooting death of Filipino American Rommel Mendoza by Los Angeles Police...
If you ever doubted that cops operate under a different set of rules than you or me, surely the events of this past week have laid those doubts to rest. We saw images of police brutality, not in one city or one state, but in cities across the country as peaceful...
By now you've probably heard of the shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery. According to news reports, Mr. Arbery was jogging through a small town in southeastern Georgia when two men, a father and son, confronted and fatally shot him on the side of the road. While the...
A tale of Bitcoin, federal agents, and knowing too much.
As COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc on court operations and speedy trial rights, here are some things you should know. Presiding Judge Kevin C. Brazile extends Order closing courtrooms, delaying trials and non-essential matters for 30 days. https://t.co/dHoOv5Vk1E —...
