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Mark Thompson, Attorney at Law, is a law firm with an office in Iowa City, Iowa practicing primarily in criminal law. This includes OWI/DUI and drug possession cases. Lawyers in the State of Iowa are held to strict regulations when stating that they practice primarily in criminal law and Mr. Thompson has continually met all of these benchmarks.
Mr. Thompson offers free consultations for all OWI/DUI/drunk driving, alcohol-related and drug possession charges that are pending in the Iowa City/Johnson County area.
When hiring a lawyer for an Iowa OWI/DUI case make sure that the lawyer practices in both the criminal state court and the Iowa DOT licensing side of the case. Mr. Thompson handles both.
Mr. Thompson's law firm has many successful outcomes for OWI/DUI and drug possession cases, including dismissals and deferred judgments. View his main website at www.ThompsonJustice.com for more details. His Iowa Criminal and OWI/DUI and Drug Law Blog is located at www.ThompsonJustice.com/blog.
Statement of Practice
Criminal Law and Criminal Defense, including OWI/DWI/DUI, Drug Crimes, Possession of Controlled Substances, Alcohol-Related Crimes, Public Intoxication, Felonies and Misdemeanors.
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