Top San Diego Drug Crime Lawyers - California

Nearby Cities: El Cajon, Chula Vista, Escondido, Vista, Oceanside

Related Practice Areas: DUI / DWI, Criminal Defense

Arrested for a crime he, admittedly, did commit in 2004, David P. Shapiro experienced firsthand the same fear, uncertainty, and concern for his future and freedom so many of his clients undergo when arrested or under investigation for allegedly committing a crime. That experience motivates him each and every day to provide the best representation possible to any and all who entrust his Firm to...

Focused exclusively on advocating for people who are facing criminal charges, our team at RJT Criminal Defense in San Diego, California, is known for persistent, effective representation. We handle cases that include matters such as DUI, drug crimes, sex crimes, domestic violence, white collar crimes, theft, homicide and prostitution. At our law office, we strive to instill confidence in our...

Charged with a Drug Crime?

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