Attorney Kallinen has received media attention on CBS, NBC, and ABC as well as other local media news reports and has also been quoted in newspapers, publications, and blogs internationally.

Randall Kallinen - An attorney dedicated to the protection of your civil rights and liberties

Biography - Randall Kallinen, a resident of Houston, Texas received a degree in Chemistry from the University of Minnesota and then graduated from the University of Houston Law Center in 1993 and started his private law practice in 1994. The law office of Randall Kallinen's practice is primarily civil rights and civil liberties including jail and criminal justice reform, police misconduct and First Amendment rights. Attorney Kallinen's legal cases have been featured in the Houston Chronicle on over 150 occasions and in publications and television throughout Texas, the US, and many foreign countries. Attorney Kallinen is counsel for plaintiffs in the K-mart Raid case, the Harris County Courthouse Bible case and the police shooting death of Lanny Blaine Robinson.

Professional Organizations and Affiliations - Randall L. Kallinen is the past President of the Houston Chapter of the ACLU of Texas; and advisor to the Criminal Justice Institute of University of Houston Law Center, a board member of the Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association, a member of the National Police Accountability Project of the National Lawyers Guild, a Civil Rights Advisor for Texas Representative Honorable Dora Olivo and on the Civil Rights Committee of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association.