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26 years defending SHARON BETH MARSHALL, Counselor At Law
About Sharon
Unique
Sharon is truly unique in her caring nature and her spirited energy, infectious in and out of the courtroom. She graduated from Pepperdine University School of Law after receiving her English Literature undergraduate degree with High Honors from the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Experienced
Ms. Marshall was the 2011 President of the Criminal Courts Bar Association.
Unstoppable
Sharon works tirelessly on all her cases, from the relatively innocuous to the extremely serious, turning over all stones to find the details that best highlight the strengths of the defense case and the weaknesses in the prosecutor’s case. Marshall enjoys a solid reputation throughout the courts and the Department of Motor Vehicles which benefits her clients tremendously.
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