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Santa Cruz, California Criminal Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 5 Santa Cruz attorneys and 5 law firms.

Christine McGuire
California Criminal attorney at Christine McGuire Law Office with 48 years of experience
303 Water Street, Santa Cruz, CA

Lisa K. McCamey
California Criminal attorney at Lisa K McCamey with 32 years of experience
915 Cedar Street, Santa Cruz, CA

Paul B. Meltzer
California Criminal attorney at Paul B Meltzer with 48 years of experience
740 Front Street, Santa Cruz, CA

Peter A. Leeming
California Criminal attorney at Peter A Leeming with 40 years of experience
108 Locust Street, Santa Cruz, CA

Stephen M. La Berge
California Criminal attorney at Stephen La Berge with 48 years of experience
303 Water Street, Santa Cruz, CA
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