Carol Elizabeth Long

Serving Solano and Contra Costa County, Carol Long is a dedicated, zealous advocate for those who need someone to stand up for them. As a criminal defense attorney for over 23 years, Ms. Long is committed to securing justice for her clients in a system that often fails people. Having represented clients charged with crimes that range from DUI to Homicide, Ms. Long has the necessary experience and reputation needed to get you the successful outcome you deserve.

Univ of California Santa Barbara

Undergraduate Degree

UC Hastings COL

Law Degree

Owner

Law Office Of Carol Long

2018 - Current

Senior Associate

Maas Law Office

2010 - 2018

Deputy Public Defender

Solano County Conflict Defender

2000 - 2010

Deputy Public Defender

Stanislaus County Public Defender

1998 - 2000

Deputy Public Defender

Tulare County Public Defender

1997 - 1998

Solano County Bar Association

Member

2015 - Current

California Public Defender Association

2010 - Current

California Attorneys for Criminal Justice

2010 - Current

California State Bar  # 185632

Member

1996 - Current

California

Since 1996

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted

Criminal Law

Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes

DUI & DWI

Domestic Violence

Domestic Violence Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence Restraining Orders

Juvenile Law

• Post Conviction Relief

Q. Is there certain paperwork he needs to file to request a marsden hearing

24 March 2021

A: Of course it depends on your jurisdiction, but often the court does not require a written motion. You can simply ask your attorney to notify the court or you can notify the court that you would like a Marsden Hearing. The court will need to clear out the entire courtroom except you, your attorney, the judge and court reporter for you to explain your reasons for your request to fire your attorney.

Q. Can the prosecution use two counts from a single act as 2 strikes in a 3 strike case?

21 September 2020

A: If your question is whether someone can be charged with two separate attempted murder charges for one act of shooting at a car that is occupied by two people, the short answer is yes. And yes, each attempted murder charge is counted as a strike.

Q. If I have a prior conviction for bank robbery, can they charge me with conspiracy to rob another one??

19 September 2020

A: Of course I would need more information, but having a prior conviction for one robbery does not prevent being charged with a crime for a completely different robbery.