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Criminal Defense
Wisconsin Criminal Defense Attorney
For more than 40 years, Attorney Mike Rudolph has represented people accused of Felony and Misdemeanor criminal offenses, drunk driving offenses and various traffic offenses. Attorney Rudolph goes to the mat for his clients, fighting for their freedom. When you call Attorney Rudolph about your case, he dives in with both feet, gathering key information, giving you valuable and immediately applicable legal advice. He's a straight-shooter. If you don't need an attorney, he will tell you. If you can handle the case yourself, he will tell you that, too. And if you need him, you will rest reassured that you have done all you can towards your defense and hired the attorney who will help you reach the best possible outcome.
Attorney Rudolph represents people against every type of Felony or Misdemeanor criminal or drunk driving offense including Drunk Driving, illegal field sobriety tests, refusing to submit to a field sobriety test, blood test refusal, homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle, burglary, embezzlement, felon in possession of a firearm, forgery, fraud, robbery, theft, and a variety of traffic offenses.
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If you are facing criminal charges, call Attorney Rudolph (at 920-730-8533) to discuss your criminal case.
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Theft Laws
Under Wisconsin law, theft is a property crime. A theft occurs when a person intentionally and knowingly takes and carries away the property of another without consent.
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Embezzlement is a theft crime. A theft crime is codified under Wisconsin law as a crime against property. Embezzlement is a frequently-charged crime in Wisconsin.
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Defense
To learn why you aren't going to jail today, please call (920-730-8533) Attorney Mike Rudolph right away.
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Robbery Law
A robbery is theft by the use or threat of force. The property owner need not have lawful possession of the property for the crime to be considered a robbery.
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Burglary
Under common law, burglary was the breaking and entering into the dwelling of another at night with intent to commit a Felony therein. Wisconsin Statute 943.10 has expanded upon that definition.
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Possession
Under Wisconsin law, it is unlawful for a felon to possess a firearm or for another person to provide a firearm to a felon.
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Please feel free to contact Attorney Rudolph directly at 920-730-8533 to discuss your case.