Kent, Michigan (MI) Legal Counsel And Prosecution Companies

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Kent County Prosecuting Atty
180 Ottawa Ave NW
Grand Rapids MI 49503
(616) 632-5400
Kent County Prosecuting Atty
82 Ionia Ave NW # 450
Grand Rapids MI 49503
(616) 336-3577
City Attorney Enforcement Div
180 Ottawa Ave NW
Grand Rapids MI 49503
(616) 632-5720
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Kent County Prosecuting Atty
415 Franklin St SE
Grand Rapids MI 49507
(616) 632-6645
US District Attorney
330 Ionia Ave NW # 500
Grand Rapids MI 49503
(616) 456-2404
Attorney General
350 Ottawa Ave NW # 4c
Grand Rapids MI 49503
(616) 356-0400
Usao-Wdmi
P.O. BOX 208
Grand Rapids MI 49501
(616) 456-2404
Vandam Jesson Eudka
2010 44th St SE
Grand Rapids MI 49508
(616) 455-5200
Susan G Meyers
111 Lyon St NW
Grand Rapids MI 49503
(616) 752-2184
Grand Rapids City Attorney
300 Monroe Ave NW # 620
Grand Rapids MI 49503
(616) 456-3181
Federal Public Defender
50 Louis St NW # 500
Grand Rapids MI 49503
(616) 742-7420
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