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Daniel Powers Roberts

Meck County Public Defender

Charlotte, CA

(704) 686-0900Practicing remotely

No public disciplinary record

About Daniel Powers Roberts

Daniel Powers Roberts is a California-licensed attorney practicing in Charlotte, California. Admitted to the State Bar of California in 2005 (Bar #238159) with 21 years of practice. Currently practices at Meck County Public Defender.

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Education

  • Law School: Campbell Univ SOL; Buies Creek NC

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Office Location

Meck County Public Defender

Meck County Public Defender, 700 East 4th St., Ste. 308

Charlotte, CA 28202

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Verified from State Bar of California records 2026-06-13.

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