About
Established in 1996, Johnson & Klein, PLLC, serves clients in Boulder, CO, and surrounding areas. Specializing in criminal defense, appellate litigation, prisoner's rights, open records, and general civil litigation, the firm is dedicated to protecting their clients' reputations, liberties, and rights at all stages of the case. Johnson & Klein, PLLC, prides itself on offering the expertise of a national law firm with the personal attention of a local one, always striving to provide high-quality, affordable legal representation.
Highlights
30 years in business
Serves Boulder, CO
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
Johnson & Klein, PLLC
1470 Walnut St
Boulder, CO 80302-5330
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Work Experience
Managing Partner
Johnson & Klein, PLLC
2008 - Present
Attorney
Smith & West, LLC
2007 - 2008
Associate
Haddon, Morgan & Foreman, PC
2003 - 2008
Education
Yale Law School
1996
Yale Law School
Law
1996
Trinity University, San Antonio, TX
1991
Trinity University, San Antonio, TX
1991
Associations & Affiliations
Faculty of Federal Advocates
Member
Colorado Women's Bar Association
Member
Boulder County Bar Association
Member
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Member
Colorado Bar Association
Member
Colorado Criminal Defense Institute
Board Member
Speaking Engagements
State Judicial Conference
Criminal Law Update
2019
Colorado State Public Defender Conference
Persuasive Legal Writing for 2020 and Beyond
2019
NAACP CO-MT-WY regional conference
The Clarence Moses-EL Case; Why Did It Take 28 Years To Free An Innocent Man?
2018
Denver University Sturm College of Law Criminal Law Practicum - guest lecture
The Clarence Moses-EL Case: Why Did It Take 9 Defense Lawyers, 7 Investigators, 8 Court Proceedings, And More Than 28 Years To Free An Innocent Man?
2018
University of Colorado Law School Wrongful Convictions course - guest lecture
The Clarence Moses-EL Case: Why Did It Take 9 Defense Lawyers, 7 Investigators, 8 Court Proceedings, And More Than 28 Years To Free An Innocent Man?
2018
Colorado Criminal Defense Bar and Office of Alternate Defense Counsel training
Constitutional Limitations on Sex-Offender Registration
2018
State Judicial Conference
Criminal Law Update
2017
Denver University Sturm College of Law Advanced Criminal Procedure course - guest lecture
The Clarence Moses-EL Case: Why Did It Take 9 Defense Lawyers, 7 Investigators, 8 Court Proceedings, And More Than 28 Years To Free An Innocent Man?
2017
State Judicial Conference
Criminal Law Update
2016
Federal Death Penalty Strategy Session
Aggressive, Creative, Effective, Holistic Motions Practice
2016
Colorado State Public Defender Conference
Everything Bad That Happened Is Now Good: A Practical Overview Of How To Investigate, Assess, and Present Rule 35(c) Claims
2016
Office of Alternate Defense Counsel training
JLWOP in Colorado after Montgomery v. Louisiana
2016
Federal Death Penalty Authorized Case Training
Dealing with Death: Strategizing the Toughest Cases and Most Challenging Clients
2014
Federal Death Penalty Authorized Case Training
Motions: Innovation and Outcomes
2014
Federal Death Penalty Authorized Case Training
Obtaining Discovery and Brady in BOP Homicide Cases
2012