Investigate
Review reports, recordings, physical evidence, witness statements, and the circumstances of the arrest.
A criminal charge can affect your liberty, reputation, employment, and family. Build a defense based on the evidence, the law, and the specific facts of your case.
Facing a misdemeanor or felony can be overwhelming. The legal process includes strict deadlines, technical procedures, and decisions that can shape the outcome of the case.
Nathan J. Dineen reviews the allegations, police work, witness statements, and available evidence to identify weaknesses and develop a defense strategy tailored to the client.
Review reports, recordings, physical evidence, witness statements, and the circumstances of the arrest.
Clarify the charge, possible consequences, procedural deadlines, and available defense paths.
Challenge unreliable evidence, negotiate when appropriate, and prepare the case for court.
The practice addresses a broad range of Wisconsin criminal allegations.
Review of the stop, field sobriety testing, chemical testing, license issues, and police procedure.
READ MOREDefense involving possession, distribution, manufacturing, searches, seizures, and evidentiary issues.
READ MORECareful review of domestic-abuse allegations, witness accounts, restraining-order issues, and relationship context.
READ MORERepresentation involving shoplifting, theft, burglary, robbery, vandalism, and related property allegations.
READ MOREDefense involving assault, battery, and other allegations involving the use or threat of force.
READ MORECase strategy based on the classification of the charge, prior record, evidence, and potential consequences.
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A thorough defense may include several lines of analysis depending on the allegations and evidence.
Every case depends on its own facts. A consultation can help clarify the next step.
As early as possible after an arrest, investigation, citation, or notice of charges. Early review can help protect your rights and preserve evidence.
No. Some cases resolve through dismissal, motion practice, or negotiation. Trial preparation remains important because it strengthens the defense position.
An attorney can advise you before questioning and communicate on your behalf when appropriate.
Contact the firm to confirm the best location or meeting arrangement for your case.
Discuss the charge, the court handling the case, and the evidence that needs immediate review.