Suamico WI Criminal Defense Attorney

Violent crimes carry severe criminal penalties that can upend your life, but Nathan J. Dineen’s comprehensive defense uncovers prosecution flaws to secure successful outcomes.

• Homicide (Murder, Manslaughter): First-degree intentional homicide mandates life imprisonment. Dineen analyzes forensic evidence, such as ballistics or autopsy discrepancies, and witness testimony to challenge intent, potentially reducing charges to second-degree homicide or achieving dismissals.
• Assault and Battery: Felony aggravated battery risks 6 years in prison and $10,000 in fines. Dineen investigates self-defense claims or inconsistent witness accounts, protecting you from jail time and preserving your community reputation.
• Vehicular Homicide: Homicide by intoxicated vehicle use carries up to 7 years and $10,000 in fines. We can dispute blood alcohol concentration (BAC) tests or accident reconstruction.
• Robbery: Armed robbery, a felony offense, risks 15 years and $50,000 in fines. Dineen examines surveillance footage or identification procedures, seeking charge reductions to maintain your standing in Brown County.

A 2nd DUI in Wisconsin incurs 5 days to 6 months in jail, $350–$1,100 in fines, and 12–18 months license revocation; a 3rd OWI, is a felony offense, escalates to 45 days to 1 year in jail and $600–$2,000 in fines.

Nathan J. Dineen’s forensic training targets breathalyzer calibration errors, improper field sobriety test administration, or medical conditions (e.g., acid reflux) that mimic drunk driving symptoms. These defenses can prevent jail time and license suspension.

Case Result: Nathan J. Dineen secured a plea deal reducing a 2nd OWI to a non-criminal reckless driving citation for a client, preserving their employment in local education and avoiding a criminal record.

Property crimes can damage your reputation in Suamico’s family-focused community, but Nathan J. Dineen’s criminal defense law firm pursues resolutions to minimize long-term impacts.

• Theft Crimes: Theft of property worth over $2,500 risks 3 years 6 months in prison and $10,000 in fines. Attorney Nathan J. Dineen negotiates plea deals for restitution or diversion programs, avoiding convictions to protect your employability.
• Shoplifting: Retail theft under $500, a misdemeanor offense, carries up to 9 months in jail and $10,000 in fines. We can secure community service or dismissals.
• Arson: Arson of property risks 3.5 years and $10,000 in fines. We challenge fire investigation techniques, reducing charges by disputing intent.
• Criminal Mischief: Damage to property carries up to 7 months in jail and $1,000 in fines. Plea deals convert penalties to restitution.

Drug charges impose harsh penalties that threaten your stability, but Nathan J. Dineen’s forensic expertise and comprehensive understanding of criminal law help him to pinpoint weaknesses in the evidence.

• Drug Trafficking: Distributing controlled substances like meth risks 3–15 years in prison and $25,000–$100,000 in fines, depending on the substance. Nathan J. Dineen challenges illegal searches by law enforcement or informant reliability, seeking dismissals.
• Possession of a Controlled Substance: Possession of marijuana risks 6 months in jail and $1,000 in fines; cocaine carries 3.5 years and $10,000. Nate J. Dineen disputes lab testing procedures or possession intent, aiming for lesser charges.
• Illegal Drug Trade: Complex distribution cases require sophisticated defenses. Dineen negotiates plea bargains to reduce sentences, protecting your future in Brown County.

Nathan J. Dineen provides comprehensive representation for all criminal offenses, tailored to your needs, with a commitment to defending innocent people.

• Gun Crimes: When a felon is caught in possession of a firearm, he risks 10 years and $25,000 in fines. Nate J. Dineen examines search legality or licensing discrepancies to build a case.
• Stalking: Aggravated stalking carries 3.5 years and $10,000 in fines. Nathan J. Dineen disputes evidence of contact or intent, reducing charges to maintain your community ties.
• Felonies/Misdemeanors: From disorderly conduct (up to 90 days and $1,000) to white collar crimes like fraud, Dineen offers legal counsel to address all charges.