Frank G. DeSalvo recognized as elite member for contributions to criminal law

In New Orleans, on November 29, 2024, Frank G. DeSalvo was prominently featured in The Inner Circle for his esteemed contributions to criminal law. With a career spanning over 50 years, DeSalvo has made significant impacts in various roles within the legal community. He earned his legal degrees from Loyola University in New Orleans, which set the stage for his extensive journey in criminal law. His professional background includes serving from 1973 to 1979 in the Public Defenders Office, law clerk responsibilities for ten judges in the Criminal District Court, and legal counsel for the Police Association for over 25 years. DeSalvo's commitment to the law is highlighted by his service as a military lawyer during the Vietnam War. His skills have been recognized by the AV rating awarded by Martindale-Hubbell, illustrating his legal acumen over two decades. He is licensed to practice in multiple U.S. District Courts and the U.S. Supreme Court, underscoring his authority in the legal field. His affiliation with the Louisiana Bar Association further solidifies his standing and connections within the legal community. As he continues his journey in the field, DeSalvo emphasizes preparation as the cornerstone of legal practice, reflecting his dedication and philosophy towards achieving excellence. His casework and advocacy illustrate his unwavering commitment to his clients and the legal system. He envisions continued growth and success, aiming to elevate the standards of legal advocacy. DeSalvo's recognition today is not only a personal achievement but also a celebration of the enduring impact that legal professionals can have in society. His accolades serve as an inspiration for aspiring lawyers and a testament to the importance of dedication in the pursuit of justice.