Superior, Wisonsin and Duluth, MN Homicide Criminal Defense Attorney
Stephen R Zuber, S.C.Attorney At Law has over 29 years experience in tackling difficult criminal defense cases in Superior, Wisconsin as well as in Duluth, Minnesota, and their surrounding areas. As a former special prosecutor and criminal trial specialist (National Board of Trial Advocacy), Attorney Zuber has extensive knowledge of understanding the criminal justice system, with respect to both sides of your case. When people are accused of a serious crime, they face the terrible prospect of going to jail, or of it affecting future possibilities. Mr. Zuber will aggressively represent you and help you protect your rights.
Charged with Homicide in Wisconsin or Minnesota
A homicide charge is one of the most serious charges an individual can face. Conviction of murder often means a lifetime of scrutiny by government agencies, potential employers, landlords and the community as a whole. Unfortunately, some people are convicted of murders they did not commit, or they are convicted of a more serious degree of homicide than the facts warrant. Regardless of your guilt or innocence you need experienced criminal defense attorneys to represent you from investigation through trial.
Mr. Zuber carefully examines all of the evidence gathered by the state against his clients. Mistaken eyewitness accounts, admissions given after extreme police interrogation and false accusations are, unfortunately, all too common. However, a thorough investigation and presentation of the facts and the law in your case may still lead to an acquittal or outright dismissal of the charges. Attorney Zuber’s job is to make sure that the state’s evidence was obtained and is being presented within the parameters of the law. Mr. Zuber will leave no stone unturned when developing your defense to ensure that your rights are protected.
There are also particular defenses available in violent crimes cases, such as the privilege of self defense or defense of others, coercion, or even involuntary intoxication. In addition, certain types of provocation or states of mind can reduce the degree of homicide to a less serious charge. There are also mental disease or defect defenses available that are worthwhile exploring in some cases. Mr. Zuber has successfully used all of these defenses and more to help the clients we have represented over the years. However, each case is different and the specific facts of your case would have to be carefully investigated to see whether, even if you did commit the act charged, you were legally justified on the grounds of one of these types of defenses.
If you are being investigated for or have been charged with any of the following crimes, please call criminal defense Attorney Stephen R Zuber to schedule an appointment:
· Homicide
· Manslaughter
· Vehicular or OWI homicide
· Attempted murder
· Domestic violence
· Armed Robbery
· Substantial/Felony Battery
For nearly 30 years, attorney Stephen R. Zuber, S.C. has been defending people throughout Wisconsin & Minnesota against homicide or other violent crime charges. Regardless of your innocence, you have rights that must be protected.
Don’t let a serious criminal charge or arrest jeopardize your present or future opportunities!
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*Stephen R. Zuber, S.C., Attorney at Law, provides skilled legal representation to clients throughout the State of Wisconsin and the State of Minnesota, particularly in the northwestern Wisconsin Courts located in Superior, Ashland, Washburn, Hayward, Shell Lake, Siren, as well as Douglas County, Bayfield County, Ashland County, Sawyer County, Washburn County, Burnett County and particularly in the northeastern Minnesota Courts located in Duluth, Carlton, Two Harbors, Hibbing, Virginia, Grand Marais, Grand Rapids, Pine City, Aitkin, as well as St. Louis County, Carlton County, Lake County, Cook County, Itasca County, Pine County, Aitkin County, and in the Federal Courts in both Wisconsin and Minnesota.