Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorney, Lawyer

Jeff Dean, as one of Minnesota’s most experienced and respected criminal defense attorneys, is widely known for his high success rate in winning criminal cases. He has successfully defended the accused in cases ranging from DWI and drug violations to assault and murder. He has won precedent setting cases, had laws ruled unconstitutional, and has been featured in local and national news. Judges have praised and recognized Jeff for his tenacity and his success in winning cases. His clients include attorneys, police officers, construction workers, students, professors and doctors. When people need an experienced lawyer they can trust, they call Jeff Dean.

"Jeff, thank you for making my case go away quietly. It was so embarrassing and worrisome to have these sex charges. You got the charges dismissed and nobody found out. Thank you!!" - D.L. Former client

"I could have spent a million dollars hiring O.J. Simpson's dream team of lawyers and not gotten a better result. I was charged with a serious felony and Jeff Dean won my case." -R.L. Former Client

"Jeff Dean saved me when he won my criminal sexual conduct case. If convicted I would have spent years in prison. I walked out of the courtroom a totally free man with my whole future ahead of me." -J.A. Former Client

"My domestic assault charges were dismissed, thanks to Jeff. The consequences of these charges would have been severe. Jeff Dean won my case and my life is back to normal" -D.B. Former Client

TEEN ACQUITTED IN SHOOTING OF FOUR PEOPLE – Minneapolis Star Tribune (Read full article)

JUDGE FINDS FAULT WITH ST. PAUL POLICE TACTICS IN PARK STING – Client acquitted in indecent exposure case in which officer encouraged activity. - Minneapolis Star Tribune (Read full article)

POLICE OFFICER CROSSED LINE IN SEX STING – Defendant was convicted of prostitution following a sting operation. Mr. Dean appealed arguing that the officer’s conduct of engaging in sexual contact with client violated her due process rights. The Court of Appeals agreed with Mr. Dean and reversed her conviction outright. - Minneapolis Star Tribune (Read full article)