About John D
John D Fitzpatrick earned his J.D. from the University of California College of the Law, San Francisco after completing undergraduate research on the University of California, Berkeley. He trained at faculties recognized for rigorous educational programs and entered practice geared up for litigation in both state and federal courts. His law school training laid the groundwork for a career spent largely in criminal protection work.
Early in his career Fitzpatrick cut up time between team practice and solo work. He has labored from a firm placing and maintained a personal office under his own call. That blend gave him experience managing instances from intake thru trial and dealing with the executive side of operating a practice. Over the years he has treated matters in California courts and has appeared within the United States District Court for the Central District of California.
He handles criminal things across a variety of severity. His caseload has covered misdemeanor and felony charges, state prosecutions and federal matters in the Central District. He advocates for clients at initial court appearance, pretrial hearings, plea negotiations and trials. He also handles post-conviction proceedings and motions the place suitable. Fitzpatrick approaches every case with a realistic eye toward what a client needs at every stage of the process.
Professional involvement has been a continuous part of his routine. He is a member of the State Bar of California, the California Lawyers for Criminal Justice and the California Public Defender Association. Locally he holds memberships in the San Mateo County Bar Association and the Santa Clara County Bar Association. Those affiliations keep him connected to peers and recent practice developments.
Fitzpatrick has maintained workplaces in different settings, including work related to Calabria Law Group, PC as well as his personal Law Office of John D. Fitzpatrick. That aggregate allows him to draw on assets available in a company surroundings while offering direct attorney-client contact in his solo practice. He is admitted to practice in California and within the United States District Court for the Central District of California.
He divides his time between court representation and case preparation. His recent practice facilities on criminal protection work in California state courts and federal courts within the Central District of California.
