About William L. Wolfe

EDUCATION: 

William L. Wolfe attended Western State University School Of Law (now known as Thomas Jefferson School of Law) in San Diego, California. Graduating in 1992, he successfully passed the California State Bar Examination on his first attempt in 1993.

EXPERIENCE:

William L. Wolfe began his law enforcement career as a Police Officer with the Escondido Police Department in 1984. During this time, Mr. Wolfe was responsible for investigating every type of crime from simple theft to complex murder investigations. While with the Escondido Police Department, Mr. Wolfe received specialized training in evidence preservation and collection, accident investigation, child abuse, juvenile crimes investigation, sex crimes investigation, and homicide scene investigation. Mr. Wolfe developed and instituted investigative programs which earned recognition from local television and newspaper media. Mr. Wolfe rose to the position of homicide detective before leaving the department in 1995 to pursue a legal career. Mr. Wolfe joined the San Diego County District Attorney's Office, and initially was assigned to the Juvenile Division where he successfully conducted over 200 bench trials covering many types of crimes. Mr. Wolfe was then assigned to the North County office of the Family Protection Unit, where he conducted many more misdemeanor and felony trials with great success. Mr. Wolfe opened his own offices in 1999, and has since developed a very successful criminal defense practice. Mr. Wolfe handles cases in Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, and Imperial Counties.

Mr. Wolfe has also taught Criminal Justice at Palomar College and Trial Techniques and Criminal Law at the Police Academy as well as being featured as a guest commentator on Fox News.