Joshua Kaizuka

With over 20 years of legal experience, Joshua Kaizuka began his career as a Deputy Public Defender in Yolo County, before transitioning to civil rights law for several years, and later returning to criminal defense as a private attorney. Throughout his career, he has vigorously and successfully represented more than a thousand clients in both adult and juvenile criminal cases, handling everything from minor offenses to serious strike cases, including jury trials. Since opening his own practice, Josh has focused on a diverse range of cases, including a significant number of DUI cases, as well as criminal charges ranging from minor misdemeanors to serious and violent felonies, including homicides. He is also highly experienced in defending clients in cases involving mental health and psychological issues, working to mitigate charges and ensure fair treatment for his clients. Beyond his legal work, Josh is actively involved in his community and the legal profession. He serves on the board of several non-profit organizations, including ABAS and the ABAS Law Foundation. Additionally, he volunteers his time for the Pro Bono 1983 Panel for the U.S. Eastern District Court, judges law school competitions, guest speaks at local colleges, mentors law students, and supports various local grass roots organizations demonstrating his commitment to justice and public service.