About Marc J.
Marc J. Victor educated as a scholar of justice at Arizona State University and Southwestern Law School. He earned a B.S. in Justice Studies from Arizona State in 1988 and completed his J.D. at Southwestern Law School in 1994. Those credentials anchor a career that spans trial work, appellate filings and advocacy on contested public issues.
His practice credentials consist of admission to the Ninth Circuit and the State of Arizona. Early in his career he developed a tradition centered on felony defense. Over time he expanded the scope of his work to consist of constitutional claims and matters that touch civil freedoms. In 2004 he incorporated and became president of Marc J. Victor, P.C., a firm call he has utilized in his public filings and client work.
Victor holds a certification from the Arizona State Bar Board of Legal Specialization as a Certified Specialist in Criminal Law. The recognition marks formal acknowledgement of knowledge and checking out in criminal practice beneath Arizona’s board rules. He has combined that credential with courtroom experience in both trial and appellate settings.
Outside the court he has been active in a variety of organizations that intersect with law and public coverage. He has been a member of the Cato Institute since 1999 and has served at the Legal Committee of the National Association for the Reform of Marijuana Laws since 1997. He is a long-time member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and has participated on the Government Misconduct Committee of Arizona Lawyers for Criminal Justice because the mid-Nineteen Nineties. He is also listed as affiliated with the Foundation for Economic Education and has maintained practice ties to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals since the 1990s.
At various instances his practice has operated beneath the call Lawyers for Freedom Law Office. The workplace call reflects an emphasis on individual rights in felony and regulatory things. Victor’s court work runs from jury trials to federal appeals, and he represents clients in a mix of criminal protection, submit-conviction and legal rights legal proceedings.
He writes and speaks on topics connected to criminal regulation and coverage and has engaged in public debate over drug policy reform and associated civil freedoms issues. His profession shows steady involvement in expert organizations and a sustained role in criminal defense practice.
He currently handles felony protection, constitutional and civil freedoms things at Marc J. Victor, P.C.
