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Christine Martin - San Diego, CA
2831 Camino Del Rio SouthSuite 307 B San Diego, CA 92108
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San Diego Criminal Defense Lawyer
Overview
Christine is part of the team, working primarily in the Orange County area.
Firm founder Mark Deniz says, “I heard a lot of good things about Christine, from both prosecutors and our defense colleagues.She has an innate understanding of the Orange County courts.This includes having the relationships to getting things done...
Christine is part of the team, working primarily in the Orange County area.
Firm founder Mark Deniz says, “I heard a lot of good things about Christine, from both prosecutors and our defense colleagues.She has an innate understanding of the Orange County courts.This includes having the relationships to getting things done...
Christine is part of the team, working primarily in the Orange County area.
Firm founder Mark Deniz says, “I heard a lot of good things about Christine, from both prosecutors and our defense colleagues.She has an innate understanding of the Orange County courts.This includes having the relationships to getting things done.I am glad she is part of the team”
During Christine Martin's legal and law school career, Martin sought out work in the criminal defense field defending the rights of innocent men and women. At a young adult age, Martin volunteered at the Seton Hall Exoneration Project for several years, located in Newark, New Jersey. During that time, she worked with many innocent people wrongfully accused of murder, double homicide, drug possession and sales, gang violence, and many other cases. Martin utilized the facts and legal reasoning in an attempt to free those wrongfully accused from prison sentences they did not deserve. Currently, Christine Martin is the Managing Partner at the Law Office of Christine R. Martin. Starting her business from the ground up, Martin consults with specialists on every case to ensure the client has many options before coming to a settlement. Martin is endorsed for her professional demeanor, communications skills, and work ethic. She can handle any type of criminal case.
About Christine Martin
Current Employment Position(s)
- Of Counsel
Practice Areas
- Criminal Defense
Qualifications
Education
- Whittier College School of Law, Los Angeles, California
J.D. - Fairleigh Dickinson University
B.A.
Major: Political Science
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Address
2831 Camino Del Rio SouthSuite 307 B San Diego, CA 92108
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