Jack Weiss

BlueLine Grid

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Founding president of BlueLine Grid, which makes communications software for law enforcement; former city councilman for Los Angeles' 5th District (Westside and the San Fernando Valley) and the Council's terrorism preparedness expert; former candidate for Los Angeles City Attorney; former federal prosecutor

Jack Weiss on KCRW

In a press conference this morning, U.S.

FBI arrests LA City Councilman Jose Huizar on corruption charges

In a press conference this morning, U.S.

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Since 9/11, the Department of Justice has redirected funding and energy toward prosecuting terrorism cases, as well as immigration and national security issues.

The drop in white collar crime prosecutions, and Justice Department priorities

Since 9/11, the Department of Justice has redirected funding and energy toward prosecuting terrorism cases, as well as immigration and national security issues.

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Terror Threat Shuts Down LA Schools

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