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Roy has practiced criminal law exclusively for
thirty years. He began his career with 10 years service as a deputy
prosecutor in King County where he tried many "high profile" cases.
He left that office in 1979 to become a defense attorney and again
was often involved in notorious cases, including one matter which
resulted in the temporary abolishment of the death penalty in Washington
State.
Roy is a member of NACDL (National Association
of Criminal Defense Lawyers) and a patron member of WACDL (Washington
Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers). As such, Roy is consistently
sought out by other lawyers for his expertise on search and seizure
issues. He is considered by his peers to be one of the best trial
attorneys in the Northwest.
In 1999 Roy joined his
wife, Jenifer, in her Mount Vernon office. Roy and Jenifer now work
together on every matter, taking great pride in offering each client
two experienced attorneys dedicated to his or her case.
Roy is an avid flyfisherman and Mariners
fan.
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