Roseville Criminal Defense Attorney, Dan Koukol has experience that speaks volumes. Dan steadily receives marvelous results for his clients.

Here is a sample:

“What I had hoped for did get accomplished by Mr. Koukol. I would like to recommend him to anyone that needs this kind of help.”

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Dan Koukol has completed over fifty (50) jury trials. Although the number of trials is impressive, the success ratio is even more impressive. With many of Dan’s trials lasting several months; he has indeed acquired the skill and experience to prove a formidable opponent in trial.

If you or someone you know has been accused of a crime in the Roseville area, contact Dan Koukol today. Dan offers a free and confidential consultation over the phone or in person.

Since Roseville is a very short distance (20 miles) from Dan Koukol’s main office location in Auburn, he can meet you in the Roseville area and give you honest, straight forward legal advice concerning your case and the entire possible options available.

Roseville is home of Placer County’s new $54 million courthouse which opened its doors July 15, 2008. The Bill Santucci Justice Center is located at 10820 Justice Center Drive in Roseville. The justice center is named after the late Bill Santucci, who served as a Roseville city councilman and a Placer County supervisor.

The court features nine courtrooms and will serve to replace the courtrooms at the county’s old DeWitt Center in Auburn, the Roseville Court, and small courtrooms in Colfax and Lincoln. The Historic Courthouse located at 101 Maple Street in Auburn will remain open following refurbishing, as will the courtrooms at the Placer County jail in Auburn and in Lake Tahoe.

Roseville Criminal Defense Attorney, Dan Koukol, defends citizens all over California including the cities of Sacramento, Rocklin, Roseville, Auburn, Marysville, Placerville and counties of Placer, El Dorado, Yolo, Solano, San Joaquin, Yuba and other surrounding counties.

Dan’s practice areas include: all felonies, all misdemeanors, domestic violence, drug offenses, DUI/DWI, homicides, probation violations, robbery, sex offenses, theft crimes, burglary, weapons charges, white collar crime, grand theft, terrorist threats and vandalism.