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Roger R Harada
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Practice Areas
5
Practice Areas
Criminal Defense
50%
27 years | 70 cases
Divorce and Separation
20%
25 years | 80 cases
Family
20%
25 years | 80 cases
Mediation
5%
9 years | 12 cases
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Licensed in Nevada for 31 years
State: Nevada
Acquired: 1994
No misconduct found
Location
Law Office of Roger R. Harada
P.O. Box 432, Minden, NV, 89423
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Posted by Shawna | April 20, 2015
He is Great!
Roger really helped with the struggle of getting my divorce agreement to be fair. He always calls me back within the business day and stayed late when needed. He always kept me informed of everything that was happening with my case. I am very thankful that he was able to get me what was fair. He is a...
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Experience
Honors
2016
Pro Bono Sole Practitioner of the Year, Nevada Legal Services
Associations
1998 - Present
Washoe County Bar Association
1994 - Present
American Bar Association
1994 - Present
State Bar of Nevada
Sample of Legal Cases
Miles v. State, 120 Nev. 383 (2004).
The lower court decision against the Defendant was reversed and remanded back down to the District Court.
Skiba v. State, 114 Nev. 612 (1998)
Case expanded Albitre v. State, 103 Nev. 281 (1987) redundant conviction theory to battery cases that a criminal defendant could not be convicted of both substantial bodily harm and deadly weapon enhancements resulting from one act.
Education
1994
Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
JD
Activity
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