Top Criminal Defense Lawyers in Pahrump | 2 available

2 Criminal Defense lawyers are available in Pahrump, Nevada, including Keith Brower and Lisa Chamlee. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5.0/5 and 54% provide free consultation.

Keith Brower

Lisa Chamlee

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Keith Brower

Firm: Nye County Da's Office

1520 E Basin Ave , Pahrump , Nevada 89060

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“steo of the the way all the way to sentencing. It seemed to me and my wife that he was more like a f”

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Lisa Chamlee

Firm: Law Office of Lisa Chamlee, Ltd.

2280 E. Calvada Blvd., Suite 203 , Pahrump , Nevada 89048

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“in matter's pertaining to my family's complete and full restoration!”

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“I strongly endorse Ms. Chamlee. She is highly intelligent, organized, and skilled. She brings these qualities to each matter she handles.”

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Should I pursue this civil rights claim? | Jul 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I'm just looking for some honest opinions before I spend a bunch of time trying to find an attorney. So i was sentenced to 2 1-4 years in prison running consecutively but it was suspended. My first probation case ended in February 2025. So I was then being supervised for the second charge until December 17, 2025 when suddenly one of the higher ups in parole and probation said that I should no longer be under supervision and even my probation officer said she wasn't even gonna drug test me because I was being "illegally supervised" within the next month I saw the judge and he just dismissed my case and honorably discharged me. So i live in the state of Nevada and from the research i have done its called stacking cases which isnt legal when it comes to probation term. During those extra 10 months I still had to report every month, drug test, go to AA/NA meetings, pay probation fees, and follow travel restrictions. During that time I was also arrested on a probation violation, spent 30 days in jail, and was sent to a 45-day rehab and then another 25-day rehab. Does this sound like something that's actually worth pursuing with a civil rights attorney, or am I way off? I'm not looking for people to tell me I'll definitely win anything—I just want to know if these facts sound like they could support a legitimate lawsuit. LOCATION: NEVADA

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