Frederick, Maryland Criminal Attorneys

Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 13 Frederick attorneys and 12 law firms.

Arthur W. Boyce

Maryland Criminal attorney at Arthur W Boyce with 39 years of experience

308 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD

Christopher R. Wampler

Maryland Criminal attorney at Wampler and Souder LLC with 38 years of experience

170 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD

Daniel L. Cox

Maryland Criminal attorney at Cox Law Center with 19 years of experience

04 North Court Street, Frederick, MD

Eugene L. Souder

Maryland Criminal attorney at Wampler and Souder LLC with 29 years of experience

170 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD

John C. Hanrahan

Maryland Criminal attorney at John C Hanrahan with 39 years of experience

8 East 2nd Street, Frederick, MD

Lorraine Prete

Maryland Criminal attorney at Kaslick Prete and Kelly with 38 years of experience

5 West Church Street, Frederick, MD

Mary Anne Day

Maryland Criminal attorney at Day and Schiszik with 50 years of experience

326 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD

Matthew H. Fogelson

Maryland Criminal attorney at Varner and Goundry with 21 years of experience

121 East Patrick Street, Frederick, MD

Richard M. Winters

Maryland Criminal attorney at Haugh and Winters with 50 years of experience

30 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD

Richard P. Bricken

Maryland Criminal attorney at Richard P Bricken with 56 years of experience

317 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD

Scott Rolle

Maryland Criminal attorney at Scott L Rolle with 39 years of experience

151 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD

Thomas P. Sinton

Maryland Criminal attorney at Thomas P Sinton with 37 years of experience

19 North Court Street, Frederick, MD

William L. Haugh Jr.

Maryland Criminal attorney at Haugh and Winters with 57 years of experience

30 West Patrick Street, Frederick, MD

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