Nevada County Public Defender
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The Nevada County Public Defender, founded in 2012, is a committed law firm located in Nevada City, CA, and extending its services to surrounding areas. With experienced attorneys like Tamara Zuromskis and Keri Klein, they specialize in handling cases across Criminal Defense, Health Care, Civil Rights, and DUI & DWI. With decades of expertise, they are dedicated to defending rights and ensuring justice. They are your reliable partner in navigating the legal landscape.
Highlights
13 years in business
Serves Nevada City , CA
Specialties
Court date
Within two weeks, Within a month, Within a week, Within three days
Criminal charges
Drug possession, Theft or robbery, Physical or aggravated assault, Probation or parole offense, Possession of a firearm, Murder, Sexual assault, Attempted murder, Domestic violence, Child abuse
Location and hours
Nevada County Public Defender
109 N Pine St
Nevada City, CA 95959-2511
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Education
Evergreen St Coll
University of California - Irvine
McGeorge SOL Univ of the Pacific
Golden Gate Univ SOL
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Johns Hopkins University
Golden Gate University School of Law
UC Hastings COL
University of San Francisco School of Law
California St Univ Fullerton
Univ of California Davis
U of San Francisco SOL
Miami Univ
Golden Gate University School of Law
Columbia University School of Law
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Johns Hopkins University
UC Hastings COL
Univ of California Davis
McGeorge SOL Univ of the Pacific
California St Univ Fullerton
Golden Gate University School of Law
Columbia University School of Law
Golden Gate University School of Law
University of California - Irvine
Golden Gate Univ SOL
Evergreen St Coll
Services offered
Corporate Law Attorney
Criminal Defense Attorney
Lawsuits And Disputes Lawyers