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We live in a nation increasingly divided on racial, ethnic, and political lines. Much of the leading media of our day focuses on the agendas that drive these divisions, but little is said about the phenomena itself, or the underlying social justice issues.

Brian Dunn, a leading Civil Rights attorney and the managing partner of The Cochran Firm in California, explores these issues each week with Producer Jim Oates, and various other guests from the legal and business communities. Brian is one of the most successful civil plaintiff attorneys in California in the field of police misconduct and use of deadly force by police. A Nation Divided focuses not only on the reality of the division between law enforcement and the public, but on the deeper divisions in our society. Only on 790 KABC Radio.

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February 17, 2023 | In Police Shooting

How do Police Shooting Lawyers in Los Angeles fight for Civilian Rights?

The probability of the victim being severely injured or killed when a police officer uses lethal force is always there. Handguns are one of the most hazardous weapons. Any bullet wound has the potential to create life-threatening illnesses and complications that can cause fatal death or drastically impact one’s quality of life. Because of this, […]

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