Rachelle Barbour - Sacramento, CA
Attorney at Federal Defender's Office
Lawyers in Sacramento, CA
801 I Street Third Floor Sacramento, CA 95814
Updated: 03/03/2026
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5.0 Professional Competence
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Consulted Attorney 2013-2020Mrs. Barbour is without any question the single most principled attorney that l have had the opportunity to work with. Mrs. Barbour commitment to doing her part to uphold justice in accordance with the law is complete unison with her desperate moral beliefs. The fact that her arguments are rooted in the law, and not governed by some urge for political gain, or swayed by some personal bias, has enabled her to develop a pattern of moral correctness that judges who are familiar with her have come to recognize. It is this deeply rooted honesty enabled her to gain the undivided attention of the judge when she addresses the court. Her professional opinion matters. It enabled a judge who has not had the opportunity to hear the perspective of often the less fortunate of our society, and levy justice with a hand of mercy. As an officer of the court, Mrs. Barbour has not only the weight of the sixth Article of the United States Constitution to uphold, but even a higher moral obligation to the God in whom we trust. I am certain that if any of us ever get to hear those seven words that we all would like to hear in the end... Mrs. Barbour will be amongst those who hear Him say... Well done, my loyal and faithful servant.
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