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Jarrett P. Ambeau, Esq.

Gonzales Office

510 S. Burnside Ave.

Suite A

Gonzales, LA 70737

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Louisiana Criminal Defense Lawyer

Jarrett P. Ambeau's focus is felony criminal defense, personal injury, and medical malpractice. Together with Malcolm Dugas, Bill LeBlanc and Pegram J. Mire, we have the experience and resources to guide you through your legal challenges.

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Years of Experience	1
Education	Law Center at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA Thomas Edison State University, Trenton, NJ Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA
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Dugas, LeBlanc & Mire, (Gonzales, LA)

Attorney, 2008 - present

In the Gonzales office of our firm, Jarrett P. Ambeau and Pegram J. Mire, Jr. (Ret. 23rd JDC Judge) work diligently to represent our clients. Mr. Ambeau’s focus is felony criminal defense, personal injury, and medical malpractice; and Mr. Mire’s 25+ years of experience gives him the tools and expertise to handle any and all complex civil and criminal litigation, i.e., personal injury, accident claims, felony charges, medical malpractice, etc.... Together, with Malcolm Dugas and Bill LeBlanc, attorneys in our Donaldsonville office, each with 30+ years of law practice, we have the experience and resources to meet the challenges of complex and meaningful litigation, and we are passionate about taking care of clients.

Public Defender - 23rd JDC Indigent Defense Board, (Gonzales, LA)

Attorney, 2009 - present

Felony Criminal Defense, Division "A", Ascension Parish.

United States Army, (Baton Rouge, LA)

27D, Paralegal, 2001 - present

I joined the U.S. Military in October of 2001, both in response to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001; and a desire to join ROTC at LSU. I transferred to the 22nd LSO Trial Defense Service, criminal defense arm of the JAG Corps, in December of 2003, to function as a 27D, paralegal, in an environment that would offer the opportunity to learn about the practice of law. In May of 2004, I volunteered to be deployed to Iraq. I was sent to Kuwait where I was the NCOIC of the Kuwait Trial Defense Service office. The attorney for whom I worked was assigned to one of the Abu Ghirab soldiers, and we functioned as her defense team for the duration of my deployment. In addition, we had 5 General Courts Martial, and about 400 Article 15 proceedings, non-judicial punishment in the UCMJ. I redeployed in Jan of 2005, and returned home shortly thereafter. Since my return, I have been a member of the 22nd LSO, Trial Defense Service, Team 15, in Baton Rouge, LA. I am currently in the process of commissioning as a 27A, JAG Officer, with the 22nd LSO, TDS. My goal is to be a part of the officer corps by the spring of 2010. I hope that I am able to experience the honor of serving my country as an attorney in the JAG Corps

Law Center at Louisiana State University, (Baton Rouge, LA)

Juris Doctorate, Law 2008

Member - 2006-2007 Moot Court Board, Co-Chair Tulis Moot Court Competition; Wex Malone Inns of Court - Member, by invitation for achievment in National Institute for Trial Advocacy; Two-time finalist in the Ira S. Flory Moot Court competition.

Thomas Edison State University, (Trenton, NJ)

Philosophy, Philosophy 2005

Graduated from this on-line university while deployed to Iraq/Kuwait in 2004/2005.

Louisiana State University, (Baton Rouge, LA)

Philosophy, Philosophy

I studied at Louisiana State University for 3 1/2 years prior to finishing at the on-line university, Thomas Edison State, while deployed with the U.S. Army. My undergraduate thesis at LSU, even though I never had the chance to complete it becauase of my deployment, focused on the ethics of Immanuel Kant and a formal logic analysis of his formulations of the moral law, from his famous book Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals.

Louisiana State Bar (LA), 2009

U.S. Court, Eastern District of Louisiana (LA), 2009

Louisiana State Bar Association, 2009 - present

Right to Counsel Committee - LSBA - Member, 2009 - present

American Bar Association, 2009 - present

Criminal Procedure, Evidence and Police Practices Committee - ABA - Member, 2009 - present

Wex Malone Inns of Court, 2007 - present