The First District Appellate Project

San Francisco, Estados Unidos

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+1 415-495-3119
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730 Harrison Street Suite 201, San Francisco, CA, 94107
entre 3rd St y 4th St
SoMa
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
640 m4th St & Townsend St
690 mSan Francisco Megabus
750 mTownsend St & 5th St
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3 opiniones sobre The First District Appellate Project

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Tu valoración: 5
Midtown, Sacramento, CA
Nice hearing room
Tu valoración: 2
San Pablo, CA
How is this neighborhood classified as Potrero Hill? Anyway, if you love lawyers and have an insatiable lust for bureaucracy, then this is your Happy Place!
Tu valoración: 5
San Francisco, CA
If you were recently convicted of a felony in the First Appellate District of California and are indigent, these are the folks to call. The staff here is dedicated, hard-​working, professional and like a second family to me. It’s a great place to work — cordial, fun-​loving and collaborative.
Of course, handling criminal appeals isn’t the most cheery of occupations, but I personally got a lot out of helping to make sure the criminal justice system is fair, consistent and humane. Perhaps it’s such a great place to work because everyone has to stay up-​beat due to the often grim and heart-​wrenching subject matter.