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Represent clients charged with federal crimes. These crimes include drug trafficking, firearm offenses, bank robbery, domestic terrorism, and white collar offenses, as well as serious assaults and murders in Indian Country.
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19 years | 300 cases
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Acquired: 2007
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10 North Post Street, Spokane, WA, 99201-0712
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Posted by anonymous | April 24, 2024 | Hired Attorney
Jay is the best attorney. He is organized and meticulous. He remembers all the important details and makes you feel heard. He is extremely knowledge. He went above and beyond to take care of my needs as a client.
Posted by Donald | November 21, 2018 | Hired Attorney
Jay was my attorney on a federal theft and fraud case. I could literally fill an entire page on the character, work ethic, and knowledge of Jay. He is simply an outstanding lawyer who will work tirelessly for his client. I pray I never need another attorney again, but if I did Mr. McEntire would be m...
Posted by toni | May 23, 2016 | Hired Attorney
From the beginning time meeting with Mr. McEntire I knew he would be the guy I could count on to help me through a tough time of legal issues. He was professional, kind, courteous, good listener, responded promptly to any questions or concerns about my case. He is smart, and knowledgeable about his p...
Posted by Derick | January 27, 2016 | Consulted Attorney
Mr. McEntire is a very efficient lawyer who helped me in a time of need. I would highly recommend him. He knows the law he practices very well and can explain these laws to his clients with ease. very professional!
Posted by Leroy | January 12, 2016 | Consulted Attorney
Jay was courteous and was helpful in explaining everything that I didn't quite comprehend. I recommend him highly to anyone else.
"I strongly endorse Jay McEntire. I have had the pleasure of working with him and he does a great job with all of his clients. He is very honest with everyone he deals with and has been successful handling many types of different cases."
"I have known Jay McEntire personally and professionally for several years, and have watched him earn his reputation as one of the top criminal defense attorneys in Washington. Never afraid of a challenge or satisfied with the status quo, Jay vigorously advocates for his clients while adhering to the highest ethical standards. Jay is dependable, meticulous, creative, and kind. But what sets Jay apart is his passion for exceptional lawyering-a rare but important quality in an attorney. I wholeheartedly endorse Jay in the area of criminal defense."
"Jay McEntire is an exceptional attorney, diligently working on behalf of his clients' in their most trying of times. His ability to work with English as a second language clients and his utilization of the most current technology set him apart from other attorneys."
"I endorse this lawyer's work. Jay is an outstanding litigation attorney. You cannot find a more intelligent, thoughtful, hard-working, up and coming attorney. I recommend Jay for any litigation work you or your company might need."
"I endorse this lawyer's work. He works hard, is smart, writes well, honest and ethical, and works tirelessly for his client. He is a worthy advocate."
"I endorse this lawyer's work. Jay is an excellent litigation attorney. Jay has vast understanding of the rules of civil procedure and the intricacies of litigation. Jay is detail oriented and is an excellent advocate for his clients."
"I went through law school with Jay, and he remains one of my closest friends. He is motivated, hard-working, and passionate about what he does. He takes on any challenge and holds himself to a very high professional standard. He is approachable, intelligent, and trustworthy. Jay puts himself into is work, and he earns his client's complete trust and confidence."
"Jay, as he is known in the community, is as sharp and organized as they come. His dedication to detail serves his practice and his clients extremely well. He is one of the most persuasive writers I have come across in my lawyering. I could not recommend anyone more highly."
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2020
Top Lawyer - Federal Criminal Defense, Spokane Coeur d'Alene Living Magazine
2019
Top Lawyer - Federal Criminal Defense, Spokane Coeur d'Alene Living Magazine
2018
Top Lawyer - Federal Criminal Defense, Spokane Coeur d'Alene Living Magazine
2017
Top Lawyer - Federal Criminal Defense, Spokane Coeur d'Alene Living Magazine
2016
Adjunct professor of the year, Gonzaga University School of Law
2016
America's Top Lawyers, American Law Society
2006
CALI Award (1st in Class) - Trial Advocacy, Seattle University School of Law
2005
CALI Award (1st in Class) - Pretrial Advocacy, Seattle University School of Law
2004
CALI Award (1st in Class) - Criminal Law, Seattle University School of Law
2003
Order of Wailaatpu, Whitman College
2003
Order of Omega, Whitman College
2015 - Present
Adjunct Professor, Gonzaga Law School
2010 - Present
Senior Litigator, Federal Defenders of Eastern Washington & Idaho
2009 - 2010
Associate, Lukins & Annis, P.S.
2007 - 2009
Law Clerk to the Hon. Edward F. Shea, U.S. District Court - E.D. of Washington
2006 - 2006
Judical Extern to the Hon. Ronald B. Leighton, U.S. District Court - W.D. of Washington
2005 - 2007
Summer Associate, Olympic Law Group, PLLP
2005 - 2005
Judicial Extern to the Hon. Monica J. Benton, U.S. District Court - W.D. of Washington
2014 - Present
National Association of Federal Defenders
2013 - Present
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
2007 - Present
Washington State Bar Association
2007 - Present
American Bar Association
2004 - Present
Phi Alpha Delta
2013 - 2019
United States Court of Appeals For the Ninth CircuitLawyer Representative
2008 - 2019
Federal Bar AssociationBoard Member
2003 - 2004
Phi Delta ThetaPresident - WA Beta Chapter (2003)
Time-served (30 days).
Time-served (30 days).
Partial acquittal at trial; complete acquittal after post-trial motions.
Case dismissed after motion to suppress.
Case resolved with pretrial diversion.
Case dismissed after suppression challenge.
Case resolved with a pretrial diversion.
Case dismissed based on due process grounds.
Case dismissed on due process grounds.
Case dismissed based on due process grounds.
Case dismissed based on due process grounds.
Client acquitted after jury trial.
Case dismissed based on due process violations.
Case dismissed.
Case dismissed with prejudice based on speedy trial violations.
Pretrial diversion agreement (charges will be dropped).
Time served/probation sentence.
Case dismissed on due process grounds.
Case dismissed after arguing that prior DV conviction did not qualify as a predicate offense.
Case dismissed based on due process grounds.
Case dismissed based on due process grounds.
The Court granted the Motion to Suppress. The case was dismissed.
The Court imposed a sentence of 34 months.
The United States moved to dismiss the federal charges.
Case dismissed based on due process grounds.
Case dismissed based on due process violations.
The Court imposed a sentence of 45 days.
Jury Trial: Not Guilty.
Cased dismissed based on evidentiary issues.
Charge dismissed.
Case dismissed.
Charge dismissed.
Jery Verdict: Not Guilty
Case dismissed based on due process grounds.
Jury Verict: Not Guilty on All Counts
Case dismissed based on due process violations.
Cased dismissed based on due process violations.
Case dismissed based on due process violations.
12 of 16 counts dismissed. Client received probation.
Case dismissed after filing Motion to Suppress.
Case dismissed based on due process violations.
Case dismissed based on due process violations.
Case dismissed based on due process violations.
Case dismissed.
2007
JD - Juris Doctor
2004
BA - Bachelor of Arts
2018
Channeling Mr. Rogers
2018
Channeling Mr. Rogers
2018
Presentation Workshop
2018
Writing Workshop
2018
Writing Workshop
2018
Channeling Mr. Rogers
2017
Survival guide: navigating the wilds of white collar crime
2017
Writing, with style
2017
Writing, with style
2017
Small-group facilitation
2017
Small-group writing workshop
2017
Pretrial motions
2017
Pretrial motions
2016
Survival guide: navigating the wilds of white collar crime
2016
Small group teaching
2016
Writing, with style
2015
Writing, with style
2015
Pretrial motions: stuff to know to get the things you need
2015
Writing, with style
2015
Writing, with style.
2015
Writing, with style
2015
Writing, with style
2015
Writing, with style
2014
Paper Free is the New Black
2014
Paper Free is the New Black
2014
Pretrial motions: stuff to know to get the things you need
2014
Pretrial motions: stuff to know to get the things you need
2014
Pretrial motions: stuff to know to get the things you need
2014
Pretrial motions: stuff to know to get the things you need
2014
Paper Free is the New Black
2013
Pretrial motions: stuff to know to get the things you need
2013
Challenging Eyewitness Identifications
2013
Cross Examination
2013
Direct Examination
2013
Opening Statements
2013
Paper Free is the New Black
2013
Creating a Paperfree Office
2013
Technology in the Courtroom
2012
Pretrial Strategy in Federal Criminal Cases
2011
Discovery in Criminal Cases
2008
Update to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
2017
2012
2012
2011
English
Legal Answers
Legal Guides
The Lost Art of Departures Under the United States Sentencing Guidelines
28 Dec 2011
Exploring a Duress Defense for Outdoor Marijuana Grow Cases
28 Dec 2011
Defending a Client with Mental Health Issues
28 Dec 2011