Violent Crimes
Assault, battery, domestic abuse, robbery, sexual-assault, vehicular-homicide, and homicide allegations require immediate review of witnesses, forensic evidence, video, intent, and self-defense issues.
Learn More →A criminal accusation in Pulaski can affect freedom, employment, housing, driving privileges, firearm rights, and standing in the community.

Nathan J. Dineen represents clients facing OWI, violent offenses, theft and property charges, drug allegations, firearm matters, and other crimes.
The defense may challenge testing, searches, identification, intent, witness credibility, laboratory work, digital evidence, or police procedure.
The existing Pulaski page reports that a second-offense OWI was reduced to reckless driving for a client working in education. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Assault, battery, domestic abuse, robbery, sexual-assault, vehicular-homicide, and homicide allegations require immediate review of witnesses, forensic evidence, video, intent, and self-defense issues.
Learn More →Repeat OWI allegations can involve criminal penalties, jail, license revocation, ignition-interlock requirements, and employment consequences.
Learn More →Theft, retail theft, burglary, robbery, property damage, and arson cases can turn on intent, identification, valuation, surveillance footage, and search issues.
Learn More →Possession and distribution cases may involve search-and-seizure challenges, laboratory testing, informants, chain of custody, possession, and treatment or diversion options.
Firearm, fraud, embezzlement, probation, and other allegations require close review of records, intent, possession, and how evidence was obtained.
The firm also reviews traffic violations, disorderly conduct, stalking, probation matters, and other misdemeanor or felony allegations.

The defense combines forensic review, evidence analysis, constitutional issues, negotiation, and trial preparation.
Every answer depends on the charge, evidence, court, prior record, notices, and applicable deadlines.
Preserve paperwork and evidence, comply with release conditions, avoid public discussion, and obtain legal advice before making decisions.
Potentially. The stop, detention, warrant, consent, search, and seizure should be reviewed.
Yes. Jail, probation, fines, employment, licensing, firearm, and driving consequences may apply.
No. Cases may resolve through dismissal, suppression, amendment, negotiation, diversion, or trial.
342 Louisiana Street, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235. Contact the firm before traveling to confirm the meeting location.
Contact the firm to confirm the best location or meeting arrangement for your case.
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