Top Criminal Defense Lawyers in Spokane Valley | 3 available

3 Criminal Defense lawyers are available in Spokane Valley, Washington, including Matthew Rabinovitch, Shawn Carr, and Stephen Hormel. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5.0/5 and 60% provide free consultation.

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Shawn Carr

Stephen Hormel

Criminal Defense Lawyers Nearby Spokane Valley (by distance)

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Spokane, Washington ZIP 99223 4.6 mi away 2 lawyers

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Spokane, Washington ZIP 99201 8.8 mi away 46 lawyers

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Matthew Rabinovitch

Firm: Quiroga Law Office PLLC

505 N Argonne Rd Ste B109 , Spokane Valley , Washington 99212

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I endorse this lawyer. Matt is a very bright, skilled advocate.”

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Shawn Carr

Firm: Crary & Domanico, PS

9417 E Trent Ave. , Spokane Valley , Washington 99206

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I went through a difficult time and Shawn was there all the way throughout it giving great advice he”

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“I have worked on countless cases with Shawn as opposing counsel. He works harder than most attorneys. I have seen him go the extra mile to investigate a case and advocate for his c…”

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Stephen Hormel

2206 N Pines Rd , Spokane Valley , Washington 99206

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I endorse this lawyer. Steve and I litigated a federal drug conspiracy case together that presented some unique and complex 4th amendment issues. He is a fearless litigator and a c…”

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Recent Q&As in Washington (Criminal Defense)

Ineffective assistance of counsel? | Aug 19, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I was federally indicted for wire fraud in 2024 and given 3 days to either sign a plea deal for 8 years or go to trial. I made less than $50,000 in consulting fees from this transaction but am being charged with nearly $50 million. I 100% categorically denied the allegations and played no part in this scheme. My federal public defender tells me I was facing a completely different case from a different AUSA who said they would not charge me in that case if I sign this plea. He also said if I did not sign I would be indicted with the two main culprits vs. a cooperating defendant who played a minor role. So I reluctantly signed and am waiting for sentencing. Fast forward to today, I've been able to uncover hundreds of text messages and email evidence that proves the majority of the allegations in the statement of facts were a gross misrepresentation if not outright lies. My question is if I should either 1) disclose this to my lawyer or try to replace him with another federal public defender and/or 2) do I have a chance in arguing prosecutorial misconduct and/or 3) do I withdraw my guilty plea and argue ineffective assistance of counsel or 4) none of the above and bring all this up at sentencing? Location: Washington DC

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