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Marcus Alexander Gunn
Oregon DUII Trial Lawyer
Gunn & Gunn, P.C.
3635 Liberty Rd. S
Salem, OR 97302
Phone: 503-362-6528
Website: gunnlawfirm.com/


About Marcus Alexander Gunn
I am a third-generation DUII/Criminal Defense Attorney from Salem, Oregon. I started practice in 2021 after working for a public criminal defense provider during law school. After taking the bar exam, I joined Gunn & Gunn, my family's law firm in Salem, Oregon, as an associate attorney with my father, Marc. W. Gunn, and my grandfather, Robert J. Gunn. I tried my first DUII case as a law student in the Spring of 2021 and obtained a Not Guilty verdict.
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