The Attorney

Clint Flippin

Clint Flippin, principal attorney at Rogue Defender
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A defender by trade

Clint Flippin is the principal attorney at Rogue Defender, a criminal defense firm based in Medford, Oregon. Before founding Rogue Defender, he served as a Senior Deputy Defender with the Oregon Public Defense Commission (OPDC) — working on the defense side, representing people accused of crimes, and building the trial experience that defines his practice today.

That background is his core differentiator. He spent years on the defense side as a public defender, handling serious felonies, Measure 11 charges, and jury trials. He knows how the state builds a case — and how to test it.

Bar admissions & memberships

  • Oregon State Bar — active member, bar number 212939
  • Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Association (OCDLA) — member

Oregon does not offer board certification in criminal defense. Rogue Defender makes no claim of specialization or certification.

Focused on criminal defense

Rogue Defender's practice is focused on defending people charged with crimes in Jackson, Josephine, and Klamath counties.

The firm's practice covers:

How every case is prepared

Every matter — from a first-offense misdemeanor to a multi-count Measure 11 felony — gets the same approach: complete discovery review, independent investigation where the facts warrant it, and a realistic assessment of suppression and dismissal options before any resolution is discussed. Clint's years in public defense taught him that preparation is leverage, and that the state's file is never the complete picture.

He takes cases in Jackson County Circuit Court (Medford), Josephine County Circuit Court (Grants Pass), Klamath County Circuit Court (Klamath Falls), and the municipal courts in Medford, Ashland, Central Point, and Grants Pass.

Contact Clint Flippin

Rogue Defender offers a free, confidential consultation. You can call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for arrests and urgent matters — after hours, leave a message and we'll get back to you quickly.

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