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- Peter A Ames Sr. (Felony Assistant)
- Saul Baran (Felony Assistant)
- Edward J Bell (Felony Assistant)
- Bennett R Ford Jr. (Felony Assistant)
- Paul Kwilecki Jr. (Felony Assistant)
- Mitchel Novas (Felony Assistant)
- Larry D Powers (Felony Assistant)
- Steven C Vanvoorhees (Felony Assistant)
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The Justice Center251 N Ridgewood Ave Daytona Beach, FL 32114 - 3259
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- (904) 239-7731
Other Offices
Volusia County Suite A 112 Orange Ave Daytona Beach, FL 32114 - 4310 (904) 252-3367
Volusia County 123 West Indiana Avenue Deland, FL 32720 - 5990 (386) 736-5950
Volusia County Public Defender 101 Second St Holly Hill, FL 32117 - 4905 (904) 257-6050
Putnam County Public Defender 410 St Johns Ave Rm 126 Palatka, FL 32177 - 4725 (904) 329-0301
Office of Public Defender, St. Johns County 4010 Lewis Speedway Rm. 299 St. Augustine, FL 32084 - 8637 (904) 824-8623
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