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Jeffrey Brian Raven
also known as Raven Law, Law Office of Jeff Raven
About Jeffrey
Biography
A criminal lawyer since 2001, Jeff Raven has dedicated his legal career to defending persons charged with all levels of criminal misconduct. Mr. Raven graduated from UCLA undergrad with honors: earning degrees in Political Science and Business. He graduated from UCLA Law School in 2001.
Mr. Raven practices criminal defense all over Northern California, with primary emphasis in the Yolo and Sacramento areas. Since 2004, Mr. Raven has also been an Adjunct Professor at UC Davis Law School, teaching Trial Advocacy to law students.
Throughout his career, Mr. Raven has tried to jury all types of cases, including the most serious and complex. In the last three years, he achieved Not Guilty verdicts in a majority of his cases tried to a jury. (For details, see Jury Trial Results and Recent Case Results on his website at ) Known for his timed aggressiveness and unflinching desire to achieve justice, Mr. Raven’s skill and reputation earn his clients unparalleled case outcomes.
Practice Areas
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Practice Areas
Criminal Defense
45%
25 years | 1,500 cases
DUI and DWI
15%
25 years | 200 cases
Domestic Violence
15%
25 years | 400 cases
Violent Crime
10%
25 years | 200 cases
Fees and Rates
Cost
Payment Methods
- Cash
- Check
- Credit Card
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Licensed in California for 24 years
State: California
Acquired: 2001
No misconduct found
Location
Law Office of Jeff Raven
433 Second Street, Suite 100, Woodland, CA, 95814
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Posted by Crystal | June 14, 2016 | Hired Attorney | Criminal Defense
Charges Dropped due to Mr. Raven's Help
We were referred to Mr. Raven by a former student of his at U.C. Davis Law School. Out of all the lawyers and police officers I spoke to during my case, he was the only one a bit skeptical that it would be dropped. And he was the only one correct. Without him, we would have had no idea what we were g...
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"Jeff Raven is an excellent advocate. He is very passionate and his passion shows through in his representation of his clients. I endorse this lawyer."
"Jeff Raven is a fearless advocate. He has the skill and sensibility to persuade in a genuine manner. He has saved many clients from injustice. I endorse this lawyer."
"I have seen Jeffrey Raven in trial and also seen him handle numerous motions. He is an exceptional attorney who puts a tremendous amount of work into every client's case. If I were in trouble Jeffrey is one of the first attorneys I would call"
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Experience
Honors
2017
Peer Review Rated, Martindale-Hubbell
2015
Top 100 Trial Lawyers, National Trial Lawyers Association
Work Experience
2006 - Present
Owner, Raven Law
2004 - Present
Adjunct Professor, UC Davis Law School
2002 - 2007
Public Defender, Yolo County Public Defender's Office
Associations
2006 - Present
Sacramento County Bar AssociationMember
2002 - Present
Yolo County Bar AssociationMember
Education
2001
University of California at Los Angeles School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1998
University of California - Los Angeles
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Languages
English
Activity
Legal Answers
Legal Answers
Q&A
Is PC 602(k) an immoral crime?
26 Feb 2014
Q&A
Can a intent to sell charge be reduced to a misdemeanor?
24 Apr 2012