Lisa Torraco is in the business of defending the innocent and getting second chances for the guilty. Lisa Torraco is a former prosecutor with a solid background in public service. She served as a State Senator in New Mexico, where she was a leader in criminal justice reforms. Her work in the senate earned her a New Mexico Common Cause Good Government Award for sponsoring and passing a voter registration bill.
She is also a former adjunct law professor and remains active in higher education, mentoring law students and teaching. Her skills and passion for the law have led many lawyers to seek her out as mentor and as a sounding board for legal strategies. Lisa Torraco Law has a reputation as one of the southwest's leading criminal defense litigators. Lisa Torraco earned that reputation through hard work and commitment to excellence.
When she takes a case, she is committed to fighting charges and going the distance. Lisa fights with passion. At Lisa Torraco Law, we do not settle for second best in anything we do.
She is also a former adjunct law professor and remains active in higher education, mentoring law students and teaching. Her skills and passion for the law have led many lawyers to seek her out as mentor and as a sounding board for legal strategies. Lisa Torraco Law has a reputation as one of the southwest's leading criminal defense litigators. Lisa Torraco earned that reputation through hard work and commitment to excellence.
When she takes a case, she is committed to fighting charges and going the distance. Lisa fights with passion. At Lisa Torraco Law, we do not settle for second best in anything we do.
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Lisa Torraco has been a practicing lawyer for 29 years.
She is an aggressive and experienced litigator representing clients in both federal and state court.
Her practice includes criminal defense investigations, pre-indictment preventative work, criminal appeals and criminal litigation in courts throughout the Southwest.
She strives to win.
Her practice includes litigation of matters involving murder, kidnapping, racketeering, drug trafficking, habeas corpus matters, and other crimes and appeals.
She is an aggressive and experienced litigator representing clients in both federal and state court.
Her practice includes criminal defense investigations, pre-indictment preventative work, criminal appeals and criminal litigation in courts throughout the Southwest.
She strives to win.
Her practice includes litigation of matters involving murder, kidnapping, racketeering, drug trafficking, habeas corpus matters, and other crimes and appeals.
Lisa Torraco is dedicated to defending people of New Mexico who have been charged with criminal offenses.
From juvenile law to grand jury investigations, Lisa Torraco Law draws on her 17 years as a prosecutor in the district attorney's office to build creative defense strategies that anticipate the tactics of the opposing counsel.
She is tenacious in her pursuit of justice and will make sure that the court treats your case fairly and justly.
Lisa Torraco has courtroom experience defending clients against all types of serious charges.
From juvenile law to grand jury investigations, Lisa Torraco Law draws on her 17 years as a prosecutor in the district attorney's office to build creative defense strategies that anticipate the tactics of the opposing counsel.
She is tenacious in her pursuit of justice and will make sure that the court treats your case fairly and justly.
Lisa Torraco has courtroom experience defending clients against all types of serious charges.
As a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association (NRA), Lisa Torraco respects your right to bear a firearm.
She will protect your right to PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY!
For information on conceal and carry laws and a link to the application form for a New Mexico concealed handgun license, visit our resources page.
The severity of New Mexico gun laws is based on a number of factors involving how and where the weapon is used or brandished.
Carrying a deadly weapon onto a school campus, into a liquor store or while under the influence of drugs or alcohol is illegal, but may only result in a misdemeanor.
She will protect your right to PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR FAMILY!
For information on conceal and carry laws and a link to the application form for a New Mexico concealed handgun license, visit our resources page.
The severity of New Mexico gun laws is based on a number of factors involving how and where the weapon is used or brandished.
Carrying a deadly weapon onto a school campus, into a liquor store or while under the influence of drugs or alcohol is illegal, but may only result in a misdemeanor.
Lisa Torraco has successfully represented clients in a variety of criminal cases.
As a former prosecutor, she understands how to evaluate a case and counter the strategies of the prosecution.
Her first instinct is to fight.
If the prosecution insists on pressing charges, she can go the distance.
The stigma attached to a sex crime accusation can follow a person for life.
The convicted must frequently register as a sex offender.
Too often, the court of public opinion assumes the accused are guilty before the trial begins.
As a former prosecutor, she understands how to evaluate a case and counter the strategies of the prosecution.
Her first instinct is to fight.
If the prosecution insists on pressing charges, she can go the distance.
The stigma attached to a sex crime accusation can follow a person for life.
The convicted must frequently register as a sex offender.
Too often, the court of public opinion assumes the accused are guilty before the trial begins.
Whatever the nature of your case, we understand that knowledge is key.
Lisa Torraco will leave no stone unturned when it comes to researching and planning your case.
Below are a few valuable New Mexico law resources and an overview of New Mexico gun laws.
Discharging a firearm within 150 yards of a dwelling or building, not including abandoned or vacated buildings on public lands during hunting seasons, without the permission of the owner or lessees thereof.
SHOOTING AT A DWELLING OR OCCUPIED BUILDING: Willfully discharging a firearm at a dwelling or occupied building that does not result in great bodily harm to another.
Lisa Torraco will leave no stone unturned when it comes to researching and planning your case.
Below are a few valuable New Mexico law resources and an overview of New Mexico gun laws.
Discharging a firearm within 150 yards of a dwelling or building, not including abandoned or vacated buildings on public lands during hunting seasons, without the permission of the owner or lessees thereof.
SHOOTING AT A DWELLING OR OCCUPIED BUILDING: Willfully discharging a firearm at a dwelling or occupied building that does not result in great bodily harm to another.
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