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Top best Criminal Defense Lawyers in zip code 15701 Indiana

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We have more than 5 top best Criminal Defense lawyers in zip code 15701, Indiana, Pennsylvania. Mathew G. Simon, Samuel H. Clark are among the top best Criminal Defense attorneys in zip code 15701. While choosing lawyers in zip code 15701, compare their reviews.


Mathew G. Simon - top best Criminal Defense Lawyer in zip code 15701

Mathew G. Simon

Area of Practice: Adoption,Child Custody & Visitation,Civil ,Criminal Defense ,Divorce,Family ,General Practice,Real Estate

Zip code: 15701, Indiana, Pennsylvania



Contact: 724-465-5559
Simpson, Kablack and Bell.
834 Philadelphia Street.

Samuel H. Clark - top best Criminal Defense Lawyer in zip code 15701

Samuel H. Clark

Area of Practice: Bankruptcy,Criminal Defense ,Personal Injury,Workers Compensation

Zip code: 15701, Indiana, Pennsylvania



Contact: 724-463-8791
Samuel H. Clark.
832 Philadelphia Street.

Donald R. Marsh - top best Criminal Defense Lawyer in zip code 15701

Donald R. Marsh

Area of Practice: Criminal Defense

Zip code: 15701, Indiana, Pennsylvania



Contact: (724) 465-5651(724)
Donald R. Marsh.
307   647 Philadelphia Street.

Robert S. Dougherty - top best Criminal Defense Lawyer in zip code 15701

Robert S. Dougherty

Rating: 3.25


Area of Practice: Criminal Defense

Zip code: 15701, Indiana, Pennsylvania



Contact: (724) 349-8588
Robert S. Dougherty.
737 Water Street.

M Jay Earley - top best Criminal Defense Lawyer in zip code 15701

M Jay Earley

Area of Practice: Criminal Defense

Zip code: 15701, Indiana, Pennsylvania



Contact: (724) 465-2175
M. Jay Earley, P.C..
132 S 7th St 786.

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Criminal Defense Case examples in zip code 15701

Description: Legal practice defending college students against criminal charges. Case Example: People v. Turner (2016) - Stanford swimmer Brock Turner charged with sexual assault. Judgment: Turner was convicted and sentenced to six months in jail, sparking nationwide controversy over the leniency of the sentence.