“From the start of the trial: the jury selection, John's opening statement, his courtroom demeanor, his lines of questioning, his exhibits, his demonstrations and his final closing argument; his expertise and professionalism were outstanding. I cannot even begin to explain my feeling and relief when the jury came back with my "not guilty" verdict.”
~ Amy
Gilroy & Napoli are attorneys in Washington County, Oregon. They have represented clients in a number of legal matters including DUII, Criminal Defense, Sexual Harassment, Personal Injury, and Employment Discrimination cases. John Gilroy and Jeff Napoli worked together for several years as Washington County Deputy District Attorneys. This experience on both sides of the law as proved invaluable to the attorneys in private practice.
In Washington County, approximately 95% of all cases filed by the District Attorney's Office are resolved through negotiations. If a case is not resolved through negotiations, it will proceed to trial. Of the thou-sands of defendants who are sentenced each year, most receive probation and are supervised by the Washington County Community Corrections Department. Some are ordered to perform community service, to undergo drug or alcohol treatment, or to make other reparations or participate in other counseling programs. Some are sentenced to serve time in the Washington County Jail and some are sentenced to prison.
Because the court system is devoted to reducing the number of cases that go to trial, it’s paramount to secure a Washington County lawyer with experience.
Gilroy & Napoli have practiced law in Washington County for years and are familiar with the district attorneys and processes to ensure your case is properly handled.
Contact the attorneys for help with your Washington County DUII or other criminal case.
Washington County is located in the Northwest region of Oregon near Mount Hood and incorporates several rural communities. Washington County is one of 36 counties in the U.S. state of Oregon. Originally named Twality when created in 1843, the territorial legislature renamed it for the first president of the United States, George Washington, in 1849. The original boundaries included the entire northwest corner of Oregon before sections became new counties.
In 2000 census, its population was 445,342. As of 2008, the estimate is 519,925, making it the second most populous county in the state. The seat and largest city is Hillsboro. Other cities include Beaverton, Tigard, and Forest Grove, the oldest city in the county. Citizens of Washington County are known to be liberal, as indicated by recent voting polls.
The District Attorney in Washington County is Bob Hermann. In 2008, Herman and other Washington County Prosecuting Attorneys reviewed over 11,000 police reports.
For information on securing a Washington County Attorney please contact Gilroy & Napoli.