Attorney Profile
Douglas V. Hazelton
Douglas Hazelton
Halberg Criminal Defense
Northland Plaza, Suite 1590, 3800 American Boulevard West
Bloomington, MN 55431
Bloomington, MN 55431
Bloomington
Minnesota (MN)
Practice Areas:
Criminal Defense: DUI/DWI (70%), Criminal Defense (20%), Criminal Defense: White Collar (10%)
Criminal Defense: DUI/DWI
Criminal Defense
Criminal Defense: White Collar
Law School:
William Mitchell College of Law
Profile
Doug Hazelton is a partner with Halberg Criminal Defense in Bloomington, Minnesota. He practices exclusively in the area of criminal defense, specializing in alcohol-related traffic offenses (DWI/DUI) and drivers license revocations. Doug is a graduate of the Borkenstein Course conducted at Indiana University (forensics of alcohol testing) and is a certified Intoxilyzer operator. He is a graduate of the National College for DUI Defense conducted at Harvard Law School and was named Minnesota’s Delegate to the College in 2006. Doug frequently lectures on DUI/DWI-related topics both in Minnesota and throughout the United States. His articles appear in Criminal Defense Techniques, Criminal Constitutional Law, and the Hennepin Lawyer. In 2008 Doug authored the Minnesota DWI Law Handbook, Volume 31 of West’s Minnesota Practice Series, now entering its third printing.
Selected To
Minnesota Super Lawyers 2011
Minnesota Super Lawyers 2010
Minnesota Super Lawyers 2009
Minnesota Super Lawyers 2008
Minnesota Super Lawyers 2005
Minnesota Rising Stars 2004
Historical data is only available from 2003
About Douglas Hazelton
Admitted: 1993, Minnesota
Professional Webpage: www.halbergdefense.com/attorneys/hazelton/
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