Columbus, Ohio Criminal Defense Lawyer | Brian Joslyn | Joslyn Law Firm
Brian Joslyn 
Brian Joslyn’s decision to become a criminal defense attorney was shaped by personal hardship.
Misdemeanor, Felony, DUI-DWI, Criminal, General Practice, RICO Act
http://www.criminalattorneycolumbus.com
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- Law School: Thomas Jefferson School of Law, JD 2010
- Status: In Good Standing
- Licensed: 11 years
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Experience
| Position | Organization | Location | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Owner | Joslyn Law Firm | Columbus, OH | 2011 - Present |
| Juvenile Public Defender | San Diego Public Defender's Office | San Diego, CA | 2009 - 2011 |
Education
| School | Degree | Major | Graduation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas Jefferson School of Law | JD | Law School | 2010 |
| Franklin University | Bachelor's | Finance | 08/2006 |
Admission
| State / Court | Date |
|---|---|
| Ohio | 2011 |
Associations
- Central Ohio Association For Justice
Columbus Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association
American Bar Association
Ohio Association For Justice
American Association For Justice
NORML Legal Committee
Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
National College of DUI Defense
National Police Accountability Project
Honors & Awards
- NACDA (National Academy of Criminal Defense Attorneys) selected as Top 10 Criminal Lawyer in Ohio.
Columbus CEO selected me as a top lawyer in Columbus.
Super Lawyers has listed me as a rising star Super Lawyer.
Selected by the National Advocacy for DUI Defense as one of the best DUI attorneys in the Nation.
The National Trial Lawyers Association has selected me as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer in the Country.
The American Insitute of DUI/DWI Attorneys has awarded me with a Client Satisfaction Award as DUI/DWI defense attorney.
The American Insitute of Criminal Attorneys has awarded me with a Client Satisfaction Award as criminal defense attorney.
Avvo has awarded me with the 2015 Client Choice Award.
Cases
State of Ohio v Gerardo Gomez Practice Area: Criminal Defense Date: May 18, 2012 Outcome: Not Guilty Description: Allegation of Rape at a house Party. Client found not guilty of all charges. State of Ohio v Michael Wood Practice Area: Criminal Defense Date: Sep 10, 2013 Outcome: Not Guilty Description: Allegation of Vehicular Homicide and other related Charges. Client was found not guilty of all charges. State of Ohio v Mathew Douds Practice Area: Criminal Defense Date: Oct 23, 2012 Outcome: Not Guilty Description: Allegation of Aggravated Burglary Felonious Assault, OVI and Criminal Trespass. Client Found Not guilty of all charges.
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Office Hours
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| 12:00 am(midnight) - 12:00 am(next day) | 12:00 am(midnight) - 12:00 am(next day) | 12:00 am(midnight) - 12:00 am(next day) | 12:00 am(midnight) - 12:00 am(next day) | 12:00 am(midnight) - 12:00 am(next day) | 12:00 am(midnight) - 12:00 am(next day) | 12:00 am(midnight) - 12:00 am(next day) |
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Brian David Joslyn was born and raised in Rochester, New York, and moved to Cleveland, Ohio during his high school years. After graduating high school, Brian attended Franklin University to pursue his interest in Business Administration. Throughout his college experience, Brian worked at a law office. Brian graduated with three degrees in business administration, finance and marketing. Immediately following college Brian moved to San Diego, California, where he received a Juris Doctorate with Cum Laude recognition from the Thomas Jefferson School of Law.In his late teens, Brian was a victim of police brutality. This experience was the catalyst in his goal to defend the rights of others. While attending a campus block party at Ohio State University, Brian stood on a private lawn holding a milk carton. As the crowds grew, police arrived to maintain order. Instead, utter chaos ensued. The assembly of students was thrown into disarray as the police sprayed tear gas everywhere. Brian was hit in the forehead with a tear gas canister, a blow which threw him to the ground and nearly rendered him unconscious. Frightened and disoriented, he remained in a defenseless posture, while inhaling fumes from the canister at his side. People stampeded by him in fear. Those who didn’t flee were arrested. As he lay injured on the ground, a police officer approached Brian and hit him on the top and back of his head with a Mag flashlight, splitting his skull open. The officer then proceeded to stomp on Brian’s back and entire body. Notwithstanding Brian’s screams for mercy, the abuse persisted. Four zip ties were then fastened to Brian’s hands behind his back. The officer then picked him up from behind, walked him into an alley about twenty feet away, and slammed his body into the ground, which fractured his right thumb. Repetition of the body slam caused shards of glass to pierce Brian’s forearm. He was then taken to a police paddy wagon, which the police sprayed the back of with mace and shut the doors. At the hospital, police interrogated Brian despite his request for counsel and refusal to sign any documents. After Brian tested negative for drugs and alcohol, his doctor wanted to administer an anesthetic for the purpose of stapling his head wounds. The police declined the medication for Brian. As a result, the procedure took place without any numbing agent. During intake at the jail, officers ridiculed Brian and called him “Zipper Head.” Unbeknownst to Brian, his blood-soaked clothes had been washed, in an effort to destroy evidence. Ultimately, Brian’s blood-stained wallet and paper money testified to the police officers’ conduct. Nevertheless, Brian’s problems were far from over. He was formally charged on five false counts of assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, failing to leave the scene of an emergency, rioting, and disorderly conduct. Ultimately, Brian was acquitted of all charges at trial. Following the trial, Brian began working for a law office, where he remained for five years, assisting with his cases and developing a deep understanding of the criminal law. In light of Brian’s ordeal, his compassion for those faced with criminal charges was evident to everyone he encountered. Brian has developed a profound affinity for criminal law, received his law degree, and has devoted his life to principles of fairness and justice in the treatment of his clients and the outcomes he seeks on their behalf.
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