Kenneth J. Kahn
Kenneth J. Kahn has been a California lawyer since 1986. Mr. Kahn knows "the system," and gets excellent results for our clients from his experience on both sides: first as a prosecutor and now as an aggressive and successful criminal defense lawyer. He was a trial attorney in the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office for over 15 years, including the Major Narcotics Division, where he handled many wiretap, search, seizure, forfeiture, and informant cases.
Mr. Kahn has successfully completed over 150 court and jury trials including murder cases, "Second or Third Strike" cases, drug trafficking, sales and possession, sex crimes including rape and child abuse, gang and assault cases, conspiracy, burglary, robbery, as well as misdemeanors such as solicitation and prostitution, battery, and driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs ("DUI"). Mr. Kahn is also very experienced in handling fraud, theft, embezzlement, and other white collar business cases.
He is also experienced in alternative sentencing, mental defenses, and other psychological issues as well as the effects of substance abuse on clients and their families.
Mr. Kahn has been an adjunct law school professor, teaching Advanced Criminal Procedure at Southwestern Law School. He practiced business law for several years before becoming a criminal lawyer. Kenneth Kahn knows the ins and outs of Southern California: he is a second generation native Angeleno who grew up in Huntington Park and Long Beach.
Mr. Kahn associated with Stephen G. Rodriguez in 2007. He specializes in all aspects of criminal law from bail and trial court arraignment to appeals where he has successfully argued before the California Court of Appeals.
Bar Admissions
- California: All Trial and Appellate Courts
- United States District Courts, California Central and Southern Districts
Education
- Georgetown University Law Center, Juris Doctor, Washington, D.C., 1985
- Georgetown University Business School, M.B.A., Washington, D.C., 1985
- U.C.L.A., B.A., History, 1980, with Honors