Federal Public Defender – Casper, WY

Guardians of the Sixth Amendment

The Federal Public Defender for the District of Wyoming plays a crucial role in the American justice system. Established under the Criminal Justice Act, this office provides high-quality legal representation to individuals charged with federal crimes who cannot afford to hire a private attorney. The Casper branch is dedicated to ensuring that every client receives a vigorous defense and that their constitutional rights are upheld throughout the legal process, from the initial appearance to trial and appeal.

Federal Criminal Defense

The attorneys at the Federal Public Defender’s office are specialists in federal criminal law, handling a wide array of complex cases.

• Trial Defense: Representing clients in the U.S. District Court for the District of Wyoming, challenging evidence, and presenting strong legal arguments.
• Appellate Advocacy: Handling direct appeals to the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals for clients convicted in federal court.
• Habeas Corpus: assisting individuals in post-conviction proceedings to challenge the legality of their imprisonment.
• Probation Violations: Defending clients facing revocation of their supervised release.

Upholding Justice

The office operates on the principle that justice should not be dependent on one’s ability to pay. The legal team includes experienced trial attorneys, investigators, and paralegals who work collaboratively to level the playing field against the resources of the federal government. They handle cases involving drug offenses, fraud, immigration violations, and other federal crimes with professionalism and dedication.

We stand as a shield for the accused, ensuring that the right to counsel is a reality, not just a promise.

Downtown Location

The Casper office is strategically located in the First Interstate Bank Building, directly across the street from the Ewing T. Kerr Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse. If you or a loved one has been charged with a federal crime and cannot afford a lawyer, the court may appoint this office to represent you. Find a lawyer who is committed to justice and fairness. ⚖️