Wisconsin Homicide Defense Lawyer
Representation in serious Wisconsin homicide cases and related investigations.
Defense information by charge
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Every case turns on its own facts and evidence
Homicide investigations often involve forensic evidence, witness statements, timelines, digital records and expert testimony. Early preservation and independent review of evidence can be important.
The legal and factual issues differ substantially among intentional, reckless, vehicular and felony-murder allegations. A defense review may examine causation, intent, identification, statements, searches, scientific evidence and the prosecution theory as a whole.
For information about a specific homicide category, select a page above or contact Robert T. Ruth.
This page provides general information and is not legal advice. Potential defenses and consequences depend on the facts and current law.