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Okorie OkorochaOkorie Okorocha is often retained as co-counsel to handle the toxicology and forensic science related issues.

Okorie Okorocha is to toxicology and forensic science as Barry Scheck is to DNA evidence.

In cases with a forensic and toxicological issues, lawyers are lost and do not know how to handle the opposing expert. OKORIE OKOROCHA is an experienced trial lawyer and is the only attorney out of 250,000 in California that is a Nationally Board Certified Criminal and Civil Trial Lawyer.

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In criminal trials, both the defense and prosecution are entitled to an investigator counsel table.

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