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Posted by Jarrett P. AmbeauAug 27, 20190 Comments

Trial by Fire: Junk Science Sent Dad to Prison for Killing Wife, Kids Written by: HANNAH RAPPLEYE Read More Here

I'm very satisfied with Mr. Ambeau's representation

Mr. Ambeau worked diligently on my defense for over three years for the cost he quoted me originally. Like other reviewers mentioned, there would be an additional cost had we gone to trial due to the extensive amount of additional work that trial preparations would require, but that was clearly c... Read On
The case was dropped and charges removed

I had a friend that was dealing with some good ole boys type of law enforcement, basically being accused of doing nothing illegal and the District Attorney for this area wanted him to plead guilty for something he didn't do. I sent him over to Jarrett because I know the type of man and lawyer he ... Read On
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We were so lucky to have found such an amazing lawyer. He worked long hours on our case. He fought for our son as a criminal lawyer. Without him, I don't believe we could have gotten the verdict we did. Not guilty. Not all cases are the same, but if you need an excellent trial lawyer, Jarrett Amb... Read On

NOT GUILTY: This client was accused and prosecuted for a 3rd-degree rape in Vermillion Parish, Louisiana. The "victim" in the case was less than credible under cross-examination and the jury did not believe that the act was involuntary. After a week-long jury trial, the jury found my client not... Read On
NOT GUILTY: Our client was charged with 2nd-degree murder in St. James Parish, Louisiana. A killing occurred very late at night and the one eye-witness had previously said he could identify the shooter. Under cross-examination, and after showing him the lighting at the scene that night, he admitt... Read On
CONSULTATION: Reviewing DNA analysis in this matter, including complex mixture and probabilistic genotyping, and assisting lead counsel in hiring outside experts and direct and cross-examination. Read On