Attorney Profile

No matter what criminal charges you are facing, it is important to hire the right criminal defense attorney to immediately begin fighting the charges against you, especially in Los Angeles, and Ventura Counties, California.

Time is of the essence to interview witnesses and obtain their statements, and to make sure evidence in your favor is preserved. Various motions, such as bail or illegal search and seizure, need to be immediately filed.

A lot of the time, the police and D.A.’s believe someone is guilty until proven innocent. It takes an experienced, aggressive attorney to prove to them that a client is, in fact, innocent, or that the charges should be reduced. Even though our Constitution states a person is innocent until proven guilty, it sometimes means the defense attorney has to do a lot of the work to counter what the police and D.A. are alleging.

A criminal conviction could affect your family, job, future employment opportunities, health, right to vote, and overall reputation in your community.

Let the Law Office of Nancy J. Mazza aggressively defend you, protect your rights, and work to obtain winning results for your case.

During a career extending over more than 25 years, Los Angeles criminal defense attorney Nancy J. Mazza has successfully represented hundreds of people accused of crimes ranging from crimes of violence to complex frauds to drug trafficking.

Nancy J. Mazza is a highly experienced trial lawyer in federal and state courts and is respected by judges, prosecutors and colleagues in the criminal defense bar. Attorney Mazza’s practice is Criminal Defense and Appeals in State and Federal Courts.

Admitted: 1997
Ca. State Bar
Ca. Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court, Central District of California
Ca. State Supreme Court

Member of: American Bar Association, Criminal Courts Bar Association, San Fernando Valley Bar Association, and the ACLU

Law School: University of West Los Angeles School of Law, J.D.

College: American University in Washington D.C. with a B.A. in Communication