Diane C. Bass
Law Office of Diane C. Bass, A Professional Law CorporationAttorney Diane C. Bass has been devoted exclusively to the practice of criminal defense for over 25 years. She represents people who are under investigation and who have been charged with crimes in both state and federal court. Attorney Bass has an outstanding reputation that has earned her the respect of judges, prosecutors and her colleagues throughout Southern California. Her dedication to excellence combined with her extensive trial experience and extremely high ethical standards has obtained excellent results for her clients for many years. She has won numerous trials and received drastically reduced sentences for many of her clients. Forged through years of experience, she has a deep understanding of how Law Enforcement Officers conduct their business, and she will aggressively pursue any potential violations of their conduct along with any other possible defenses you may have in your case.
- Criminal Law
- Drug Crimes, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes
- Domestic Violence
- Domestic Violence Criminal Defense
- White Collar Crime
- Federal Criminal Defense
- Fraud Defense
- White Collar Crime Defense
- Drug Crimes
- Sex Crimes
- FaceTime
- Zoom
- WebEx
- Free Consultation
- Credit Cards Accepted
- California
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- Central District of California
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- Eastern District of California
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- Northern District of California
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- Southern District of California
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- 9th Circuit
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Attorney at Law
- Law Office of Diane C. Bass, A Professional Law Corporation
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- Diane Bass is a criminal defense attorney in state and federal court for 25 years. Ms. Bass handles white collar criminal cases, fraud, theft, domestic violence, narcotics, sex crimes, and every type of criminal case. She has an outstanding reputation with the courts, prosecutors and the defense bar. She has extensive experience in federal court and has obtained outstanding results for her clients. She has been a legal analyst on national news. She speaks at many bar associations on a variety of topics and has published several articles.
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- Diane C. Bass
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- Southwestern University School of Law
- J.D.
- Honors: Dean's Honor List, Dean's Scholar
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- University of California - Irvine
- B.F.A.
- Honors: Dean's Honor List
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- Super Lawyer 2022
- Super Lawyer
- Federal Bar Association Orange County
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- National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
- member
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- Orange County Bar Association
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- Orange County Women Lawyers
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- South Orange County Bar Association
- Former President
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- William P. Gray Lex Legion Inn of Court
- Board Member
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- Activities: Membership committee, Mock Trial participant
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- California State Bar # 155670
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- How Social Media Can be Used Against Your Client, Raddison Hotel, Newport Beach, Ca
- Orange County Paralegals Association
- What every criminal defense attorney needs to know about federal sentencing, Raddison Hotel, Newport Beach, Ca
- Newport Harbor Bar Association
- Learning from Practice, Whittier Law School
- What Every Criminal Lawyer Needs to Know about Federal Court, Elks Club, Fullerton, CA
- North Orange County Bar Assocation
Interview
- Q. What if there was a syringe full of blood and they wouldnt test the dna
- A: This is a vague question. However, you do have a right to have all evidence DNA tested. If the prosecution refueses to conduct the testing, your lawyer can have it done. The prosecution should make it avaialable to your lawyer for testing.
- Q. How can I check my boyfriend case status?
- A: Depending upon which county in which the case is filed, you may be able to check the status of a case online.
- Q. Does a warrantless search of a person's house violate the 4th amendment when the person was lawfully arrested with a war
- A: A search warrant and an arrest warrant are two completely different things. Unless there was an exception to the search warrant requirement such as consent to search, items in plain view or exigent circumstances a search warrant is required. If you believe that your 4th amendment rights have been violated you need an experienced criminal defense attorney to review your case and file the appropriate motion to supress any evidence found during that search.
