Attorney Jackson's legal journey has been exclusively dedicated to the realm of Criminal Defense. Originally hailing from North Carolina, he made the move to Southern California in 2011 to pursue his legal education at Whittier Law School. His commitment and prowess in Criminal Law earned him the title of Criminal Law Student of the Year in 2014, a recognition bestowed upon him by the esteemed faculty. Moreover, he assumed the role of President of the Criminal Law Society during his tenure.
While at Whittier Law School, Mr. Jackson immersed himself in practical experiences, completing three semesters as an intern at the District Attorney's Office. Additionally, he spent a summer interning for The Honorable Stephen Bromberg at the Orange County Superior Court. Before embarking on his journey as an attorney, he garnered experience as a Legal Assistant at a Criminal Defense Firm.
In the field of Criminal Defense, Mr. Jackson has navigated a diverse array of cases, ranging from simple petty theft to more serious charges such as rape, child molestation, and even murder. This extensive experience has forged him into an assertive and motivated attorney. Throughout the majority of his career, he has practiced in Orange County, Los Angeles, and more recently, throughout the entire Inland Empire (Riverside and San Bernardino County). This local familiarity has enabled him to cultivate strong relationships with the District Attorneys and Judges, a crucial asset in his daily legal pursuits.
Noteworthy achievements punctuate Mr. Jackson's career, including the reduction and dismissal of serious felony cases during Preliminary Hearings. His success extends to cases involving murder, where he has skillfully secured more favorable outcomes for clients, offering them the opportunity to rebuild their lives post-sentence.
Beyond his extensive knowledge of Criminal Law, Mr. Jackson embodies a client-first ethos. He goes above and beyond to comprehend his clients' struggles and their families' challenges, aiming to know them intimately to defend them effectively. Recognizing the inherent fear associated with being accused of a serious crime, Mr. Jackson draws from his personal experience as an accused individual to humanize his clients to Prosecutors. His compassionate approach is evident in his interactions with clients and his unwavering commitment to fighting for their freedom.
