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Criminal Defense and Marijuana Lawyer

David S. Luker, P.C. & Associates 

2205 Morris Ave
Birmingham, AL 35203

Website: 

www.lukerlawpc.com 

Office: 

205-251-6666

Fax: 

205-323-3240

About:

Licensed for 40 years, David Savage Luker is a Criminal Defense and Marijuana Law lawyer in Birmingham Alabama.

Bar License: 

Alabama Member in Good Standing 1983   

Associations:

Lifetime Member - Legal Committee National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws  

Life Member - National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers    

Past President (1993-1994) Alabama Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

University of Alabama School of Law

Box 870382

101 Paul W. Bryant Drive, East

Tuscaloosa, AL 35487

Website: 

https://www.law.ua.edu/academics/law-clinics/criminal-defense-clinic/#clients

Office: 

205-348-4960

About:

The Criminal Defense Clinic provides free legal  assistance to people charged with low-level offenses in Tuscaloosa and  neighboring counties.

How do I contact the Clinic?

To schedule an intake, call (205) 348-4960. After the intake, the Clinic will decide whether to take your case. Remember,  there is no guarantee the Clinic will be able to take your case.

Why might you want to work with the Clinic?

• You want information about your legal options in the case and you cannot afford to pay an attorney yourself.
• You are considering taking your case to trial because you didn’t do what you are accused of.
• You think the police violated your rights and wonder if that gives you a way to fight your criminal case.
• You are not a U.S. citizen, and you are worried about how your case could affect your immigration status.

Types of cases handled in the past:

• Resisting Arrest
• Disorderly Conduct
• Possession of Marijuana
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
• Public Intoxication
• Menacing
• Assault, harassment
• Domestic violence
• Soliciting Prostitution
• Trespassing
• Theft
• Receipt of stolen property
• Possession of a firearm without a permit
• Driving Under the Influence (DUI)
• Minor in Possession of Alcohol (MIP)
• Traffic Offenses
• Expungements

Can’t take your case if:

• You are charged with a felony.
• You are in jail and can’t make bail.
• You have already been convicted and want to appeal or file a Rule 32.
• You just want help suing the police, jail, or prison.
• Your case is in a courthouse more than 1 hour away from University of Alabama School of Law.
• You already have a public defender assigned to your case.