Webster Parish Criminal Defense Attorney

Webster Parish is located in northwest Louisiana, directly east of Bossier Parish, with Minden serving as the parish seat. Webster Parish has its own court system, its own prosecutorial approach, and its own set of local legal dynamics that an experienced attorney who regularly practices in this region understands well. If you are facing criminal charges in Webster Parish, local knowledge and courtroom experience in this specific jurisdiction matters enormously.

I have represented clients in Webster Parish courts throughout my more than 30 years of criminal defense practice in Northwest Louisiana. Contact me right away if you or someone you know is facing charges anywhere in Webster Parish.

Cities And Communities I Serve Throughout Webster Parish

I represent clients facing criminal charges throughout all of Webster Parish including:

The Webster Parish Court System

Criminal cases in Webster Parish are heard in the 26th Judicial District Court — the same judicial district that serves Bossier Parish. The Webster Parish District Attorney’s office prosecutes cases in this jurisdiction. My familiarity with the 26th Judicial District, built over decades of practice throughout Northwest Louisiana, gives my clients a meaningful advantage in Webster Parish courtrooms.

Criminal Charges I Defend In Webster Parish

From my Shreveport office, I defend clients in Webster Parish against the full range of criminal charges including:

• DWI and DUI — first offense, second offense, and felony DWI
• Drug violations — possession, distribution, and prescription drug charges
• Felony charges and misdemeanor charges
• Assault and battery
• Theft, burglary, and property crimes
• Weapons charges and Second Amendment cases
• Probation violations
• Expungements
• Fraud and white-collar crimes

Common Questions About Criminal Cases In Webster Parish

Where is the Webster Parish courthouse located?

The Webster Parish Courthouse is located at 410 Main Street in Minden, Louisiana. The 26th Judicial District Court hears criminal matters for Webster Parish at this location.

Who prosecutes criminal cases in Webster Parish?

The Webster Parish District Attorney’s office prosecutes criminal cases in Webster Parish through the 26th Judicial District Court — the same district that serves Bossier Parish.

How quickly should I contact an attorney after an arrest in Webster Parish?

Immediately. Do not speak to law enforcement before speaking with me. The sooner I am involved in your case the more options we will have available to build your defense.

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Contact A.J. Hodges, IV About Your Webster Parish Criminal Case

Call 318-990-1089 to reach my Shreveport office. You can also contact me online. I am ready to put more than 30 years of Northwest Louisiana criminal defense experience to work for you in Webster Parish.