First, be polite and cooperative. Arguing, struggling, or fighting will never make the situation better. Rarely, if ever, is a person able to convince an officer to stop an arrest. Remain silent! Finally, call a lawyer as soon as possible.
Wisconsin is a concealed carry state. However, it's against the law to have a gun in your possession in certain circumstances, such as during a traffic stop for drunk driving—even if you have a concealed carry permit.
Stangl Law Offices has a successful track record defending clients accused of criminal gun or weapons charges, either as an independent offense or as an enhancer to another crime.
- Endangering safety by use of dangerous weapon
- Disarming a peace officer
- Carrying concealed weapons
- Carrying a concealed knife
- Carrying firearm in public building
- Carrying handgun where alcohol beverages may be sold and consumed
- Machine guns and other weapons in crimes
- Possession of short-barreled shotgun or short-barreled rifle
- Possession of a firearm
- Possession of body armor
- Possession of a weaponized drone
- Possession of electric weapon
- Use or possession of a handgun and an armor-piercing bullet during crime
- Use of facsimile firearms
- Sale of, distribution of, imitation firearms
- Charges relating to firearms silencers
Murder is one of the most serious crimes that you could be charged with in Wisconsin or anywhere else in the United States. Being convicted of murder carries with it extremely heavy, life-altering consequences. If you are under investigation for a murder charge or have been arrested, it is imperative that you hire a skilled Wisconsin homicide attorney immediately.
Attorney Stangl has successfully defended homicide and attempted homicide cases in Wisconsin. He understands what's at stake for his clients and knows what it takes to obtain a favorable outcome. He will work aggressively to help minimize the penalties or to fight your charges in court.