E19 Justin Rhoades - Inside intel from a Former Federal Prosecutor in Los Angeles. Does crime pay?

Tuesday Talks with Justin Rhoades - Today we’ll be talking about crime, the legal system, and relationships that go wrong for youths and people who turn to crime. Does crime pay? How do prosecutors think, and what happens when you get caught? How do personal relationships deteriorate? Why are the police and the whole justice system slow and blurry around the edges? Justin believes that, despite these issues, the heart of the system works. The United States Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California serves seven counties, including Los Angeles. It covers nearly 20 million people, and by population, is the largest of the 94 judicial districts in the U.S. Justin Rhoades worked as an Assistant United States Attorney, which is a federal prosecutor who works for the US Attorney, who is appointed by the President. #legal#relationshipbuilding#relationship#crime#prosecutor#losangeles#attorney#bordercontrol#crimeprevention#bankrobbery#legaladvice‪@USACE90017‬‪@ladbx‬‪@CoCoNovak‬