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Overview
Practice Areas
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100% Criminal Defense
23 years, 700 cases
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Fees & Payments
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Fees
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Fixed (Sometimes)
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Free Consultation (120 minutes)
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Hourly ($575-$650/hour)
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Pro Bono (5%)
Payment types
Credit Card, Cash, Check
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Contact Information
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References
Client Reviews
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Endorsements
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Barry wrote the book on Federal Criminal Practice. He is one of the best.
Endorsement from lawyer:
Jon Norris
, Washington (DC), 6 months ago
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Résumé
Licenses
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24 years
since L. Barrett Boss was first licensed to practice law in DC.
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24 years
since L. Barrett Boss was first licensed to practice law in PA.
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
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Work Experience
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| Position |
Duration |
| Adjunct Professor at The George Washington University Law School |
2000–present
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| Member at Cozen O'Connor |
2004–present
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| Partner at Asbill Moffitt & Boss |
2000–2004
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| Public Defender at Federal Public Defender's Office |
1995–2000
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| Partner at Asbill Junkin & Myers |
1992–1995
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| Associate at Asbill Junkin Myers & Buffone |
1986–1991
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Education
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Awards
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| Award Name |
Granting Organization |
Date |
| Distinguished Adjunct Faculty Teaching Award |
N/A |
2006 |
| R. Kenneth Mundy Lawyer of the Year |
District of Columbia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers |
2000 |
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Associations
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| Position |
Association Name |
Duration |
| Co-Chair |
American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section Sentencing Committee |
2006–present
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| Fellow |
American Board of Criminal Lawyers |
2006–present
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| Co-Chair |
American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section Corrections and Sentencing Committee |
2004–2006
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| Co-chair |
N/A |
2000–2004
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| Member, Money Laundering Task Force |
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers |
2000–2002
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| Chairman |
Programs Committee, DC Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys |
1994–1995
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Portfolio
Publications
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| Article |
Publication |
Date |
| (Book) |
Federal Criminal Practice |
2008 |
| Money Laundering Defense After Santos and Regalado Cuellar |
The Champion magazine |
2008 |
| Where Victims' Rights Go Wrong |
Washington Post |
2007 |
| Negotiating Federal Plea Agreements in the Post-Booker World: "Same As It Ever Was" |
Criminal Justice Magazine |
2006 |
| White Collar Criminal Defense in the Post-Enron Era: An Overview |
Inside the Minds: Best Practices for White Collar LItigation |
2006 |
| Time Does Not Heal All Wounds |
Federal Sentencing Reporter |
2000 |
| Downward Departures in Money Laundering Cases: The Punishment Should Fit the Real Crime |
the Champion magazine |
1998 |
| Do We Need to Increase The Sentences in White Collar Cases? A view from the trenches |
Federal Sentencing Reporter |
1997 |
| Sentencing Manipulation and Entrapment as Defenses |
Champion magazine |
1995 |
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Speaking Engagements
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| Speaking Engagement Name |
Conference |
Date |
| Plea Bargaining In the Post-Booker Era |
16th Annual National Federal Sentencing Guidelines Seminar |
2007 |
| Criminalization of Aviation Accidents |
Aviation and Space Law Litigation |
2007 |
| What Every In-House Counsel Should Know Once a Government Investigation Commences |
Government Investigations Seminar |
2006 |
| Plea Bargaining in the Post Booker Era |
14th Annual National Seminar on the Federal Sentencing Guidelines |
2005 |
| Plea Negotiations in Complex Cases |
Complex Litigation Seminar |
2005 |
| How to Avoid Criminal and Civil Pitfalls for Charitable and Non-profit Entities |
Continuing Legal Education Program |
2004 |
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