About Mr. Chad William
Mr. Chad William Gulstrom built his legal basis at the University of Idaho. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice in 1989, adding minors in sociology and psychology. He stayed on the identical college for law school and acquired his J.D. in 1994.
After law program he moved into courtroom work. In 1997 he served as a law clerk for the District Court in Twin Falls, where he treated research and supported judges on a range of matters. The following yr he joined the Canyon County Prosecutor’s Office as a deputy prosecutor. That position gave him in depth court publicity and continuous courtroom experience early in his career.
By 2001 he shifted to personal practice and have become managing partner at Gulstrom, Henson & Roark, PC. He later practiced under the firm name Gulstrom & Govia PC, the place he continued to handle contested matters and court work. His practice has spanned public and personal roles, giving him perspectives from both sides of criminal cases.
Gulstrom has been active in bar and professional organizations. He has held membership in the Idaho Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers since 2004 and joined the American Bar Association the same yr. He took on management duties within the Third District Bar Association, serving as vice-president in 2006–2007 and as president in 2007–2008. Those positions put him in a role to work on nearby guidelines, continuing legal education and matters affecting practitioners within the district.
Colleagues describe his background as grounded in court practice and network legal work. His years as a prosecutor observed by many years in personal practice formed how he evaluates instances and prepares for trial. He has treated case preparation, hearings and jury trials, and he continues to appear in district and trial courts.
He keeps an active practice primarily based out of Gulstrom & Govia PC. His recent work centers on felony protection and trial litigation, drawing on knowledge gained in each the prosecutor’s workplace and personal practice.
