Proven Criminal Defense in Milwaukee: Case Results From Lee Law Firm, LLC
Lee Law Firm, LLC has defended clients in Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin against a wide range of criminal charges, including OWI, violent crimes (such as assault and battery, domestic violence, and homicide), gun charges, drug charges, white collar crime, and sexual assault. We know how overwhelming it can feel to face the criminal justice system, and we take the time to explain your options and help you make informed decisions. Our team prepares every case with the goal of protecting your rights and pursuing the best possible outcome.
The case results below include contested jury trials and motion-based dismissals, and they reflect our commitment to thorough preparation, strategic pretrial litigation and strong courtroom advocacy. Every case is different, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. If you are facing charges, call us at 414-567-5631 or use our online contact form to request your free 30-minute consultation.
OWI 5th Offense
Charge:
OWI 5th offense
Outcome:
On the eve of a scheduled jury trial, the state moved to dismiss the case after reviewing the defense expert’s work and investigation
Details
Defense provided expert findings and investigation results before trial
OWI (Second Offense After 10 Years)
Charge:
OWI (first offense; treated as a second offense after 10 years)
Outcome:
Case dismissed after a pretrial motion to suppress based on an unlawful arrest.
Details
Pretrial motion to suppress granted/led to dismissal due to unlawful arrest
Misdemeanor Bail Jumping
Charge:
Bail jumping (two misdemeanor counts)
Outcome:
Dismissed with a pretrial motion to dismiss
Outcome:
Pretrial motion to dismiss filed by the defense
Firearm Possession (Adjudicated Delinquent) & Carrying a Concealed Weapon
Charge:
Possessing a firearm after being adjudicated delinquent of a felony; carrying a concealed weapon
Outcome:
Not guilty verdict at jury trial on possessing a firearm; guilty verdict at jury trial on carrying a concealed weapon
Felon in Possession of a Firearm & Related Charges
Charge:
Possession of a firearm by a felon; resisting an officer; felony bail jumping; strangulation and suffocation; battery; disorderly conduct (two related cases)
Outcome:
Case 1 – Not guilty verdicts at jury trial on possession of a firearm by a felon, resisting an officer and felony bail jumping; strangulation and suffocation and battery dismissed; disorderly conduct dismissed on the defense’s motion. Case 2 – Guilty verdict at jury trial on felony bail jumping; not guilty verdict at jury trial on disorderly conduct
Child Abuse, Child Enticement & Related Charges
Charge:
Physical abuse of a child; child enticement; chronic neglect of a child; fourth-degree sexual assault; false imprisonment (multiple counts)
Outcome:
After the defense filed 22 motions, the state dismissed all counts except Counts 1 and 8, and recommended no conditional jail time
Outcome:
Filed 22 motions, which helped narrow the case and led to most charges being dismissed
Repeated Sexual Assault of a Child
Charge:
Repeated sexual assault of a child (Class B felony; maximum penalty: 60 years)
Outcome:
Not guilty verdict at trial
The News
- Man’s battle to stay out of prison raises questions about probation agent powers – Wisconsin Examiner
You Don’t Have To Face This Alone
If you or someone you love is under investigation or facing criminal charges, the next steps you take matter. It’s normal to feel overwhelmed and unsure of what comes next – but you do not have to navigate the criminal justice system on your own. Our team is ready to listen, explain your options in plain language and fight for you at every stage of the process.
At Lee Law Firm, LLC, we take the time to understand your situation, answer your questions and help you make informed decisions. Depending on the facts, your defense may involve challenging the state’s evidence through pretrial motions, negotiating for reduced charges or penalties, or taking your case to trial. No matter the path, we prepare with the goal of protecting your rights and pursuing the best possible outcome.
Call us at 414-567-5631 or use our online contact form to request your free 30-minute consultation.
