1929 Truxtun Ave.,
Suite C
Bakersfield, CA 93301 - map it

(661) 324-1400
Fax (661) 631-9577
 

Bakersfield Attorney Bill Slocumb has been practicing law for over 30 years.

He is a graduate of UC Davis and Western State University Law School. Mr. Slocumb is a former Deputy District Attorney with more than 20 years trial experience. He has personally tried over 100 cases to jury verdict, including murder, kidnapping, robbery, domestic violence and drug and alcohol cases.

Mr. Slocumb’s many years of experience as a prosecutor make him an expert on the strengths and weaknesses of the government’s case. He has working relationships with investigators and experts who all contribute to the successful defense of your case. As an Assistant City Attorney for the City of Bakersfield, Mr. Slocumb was assigned to the Police Civil Service Commission and defended the City against civil rights lawsuits in both State and Federal Courts. Mr. Slocumb knows the internal affairs processes and procedures. Let him use this knowledge in your defense.

Mr. Slocumb handles dozens of Administrative Per Se Driver’s License Revocation/ Suspension hearings before the Department of Motor Vehicles each year. He is very successful in maintaining driving privileges for both the general public and for truck drivers.

Many times, a criminal prosecution can be stopped before it is even filed if proper actions are taken right away. This includes investigation by our on call investigators and quick communication with the government about the case,

Contact Attorney Bill Slocumb and let his experience go to work ensuring a speedy and efficient resolution to your case.

More info on Bill Slocumb

How early should I contact an attorney?
It is important to hire a lawyer as early in the process as possible. Many times a criminal prosecution can be stopped before it is even filed if proper actions are taken right away. This includes investigation by our on call investigators and quick communication with the government about the case.

Why choose the Law Offices of Bill Slocumb?
Mr. Slocumb has gone to trial on Murder, Rape, Robbery, Kidnapping, Spousal Abuse, Drug Possession and Trafficking, Embezzlement, Theft, Burglary and Gang Cases. He is adept at spotting law enforcement mistakes in the search and seizure of his clients and their property.

What happens after I get a DUI?
Upon arrest for a DUI / DWI charge, you have 10 days in which to arrange a hearing with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to stop your driver’s license from being revoked or suspended. Failure to do so within the 10-days usually results in suspension of your driver’s license for six months to up to four years. More info...

Can domestic violence as a misdemeanor still be serious?
Yes, it is very serious. A time served conviction for a domestic violence case carries a prohibition for gun
and ammunition possession for ten years, is a deportable offense for non citizens, and requires six months of weekly group counseling. More info...