About
Since 1975, James E. Boren has been providing expert legal services in Baton Rouge, LA, and its surrounding areas. Known for handling everything from cybercrimes to death penalty cases, his office has a reputable track record in representing clients at local, state, and federal levels. Beyond courtroom trials, James E. Boren also offers representation in grand jury investigations and judiciary disciplinary hearings. His firm is nationally recognized and has successfully managed complex multijurisdictional cases, affirming its position as a leading authority in criminal defense.
Highlights
51 years in business
Serves Baton Rouge, LA
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
James E. Boren
830 Main Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
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Education
Louisiana Tech University
1971
Louisiana Tech University
History
1971
Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center
Law
1975
Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center
1975
Associations & Affiliations
Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Member
American Bar Association
Member
Baton Rouge Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
Member
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Death Penalty Committee
Co-chair
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
Board Member
Louisiana Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
President
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Indigent Defense Committee
Co-chair
Louisiana State Bar Association, Criminal Law Section
Chair
Baton Rouge Bar Association, Responsibility Committee
Vice-Chair
Publications
Around the Bar
New Code of Professional Responsibility
1987
Louisiana Law Review
Constitutional Considerations of Federal and State Testimonial Immunity Legislation
1976
Louisiana Law Review
Louisiana Unfair Trade Practice and Consumer Protection Act
Around the Bar
Body Count in the Government War on Lawyers
1986
Services offered
Criminal Defense Attorney