Lawyer for Gun Charges
Attorney Keller defends against gun charges
Guns routinely form the basis for criminal charges. Possession of the firearm may in itself be illegal, depending on the circumstances. Other times, it may the manner in which the firearm is used. Guns can also cause criminal penalties to increase if they are used while committing another crime. Because of this, it’s advisable to hire an experienced lawyer for gun charges.
Firearms offenses are more common than ever before because the Wisconsin Legislature has expanded our rights to carry a gun under the Concealed Carry Law. Law-abiding citizens who are exercising their rights to legally carry are often ensnared by unexpected circumstances. The end result is that they are charged with a Firearms Offense.
Criminal defense attorney Robert W. Keller can defend you when you are charged with a Firearms Offense. We defend against all types of gun charges, including:
- Carrying a Concealed Weapon or CCW
- Possession of a Firearm While Intoxicated
- Felon in Possession of Firearm
- Disorderly Conduct While Armed
- Aiming and Pointing a Firearm
- Domestic Abuse
- Recklessly Endangering Safety
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Praise for criminal defense attorney Robert W. Keller
Robert Keller is extremely professional, accessible and knowledgeable about Wisconsin law. Because of his thorough knowledge and experience, we were successful in the outcome of my case, which was deemed a bit non-traditional. Any questions or concerns I had during this stressful time, were managed perfectly by Bob. His tenacity, positive attitude, legal expertise, professionalism, and interpersonal communication skills add-up to a winning combination. I highly recommend Robert Keller for your legal needs.
I have not had any other experiences with lawyers, but Bob Keller handled my possession case very efficiently. He was able to work out a deal with the district attorney and got one of my charges dropped, and I had to only pay a fine to have the other charge expunged from my record. He kept in contact with me through the entire process, was very clear about what I needed to do each step of the way and was overall very approachable. I am more than satisfied with the outcome and his representation didn’t cost me an arm and a leg.
Robert Keller is extremely professional, accessible and knowledgeable about Wisconsin law. Because of his thorough knowledge and experience, we were successful in the outcome of my case, which was deemed a bit non-traditional. Any questions or concerns I had during this stressful time, were managed perfectly by Bob. His tenacity, positive attitude, legal expertise, professionalism, and interpersonal communication skills add-up to a winning combination. I highly recommend Robert Keller for your legal needs.
Will I lose my right to possess a firearm?
Criminal convictions can affect your right to possess a firearm. As your lawyer for gun charges, Robert W. Keller can help you avoid firearm prohibitions when you are charged with a crime.
If you are convicted of a felony crime, you will lose your right to possess a firearm.
If you are convicted of a misdemeanor crime of Domestic Violence, federal law may prohibit you from possessing a firearm.
If you are charged with any crime, call criminal defense attorney Robert W. Keller for a free consultation. We can help preserve your Concealed Carry rights.
Possession of a Firearm While Intoxicated
Perhaps the most common firearm offense arises in connection with drunk driving investigations. Drivers are stopped under the suspicion of OWI or DUI and police search their vehicles.
Despite having a valid Concealed Carry Permit, having a gun within reach
somewhere in the vehicle at the time of the stop may give rise to not only an OWI charge, but a Possession of a Firearm While Intoxicated charge.
If you are charged with Possession of a Firearm While Intoxicated, contact criminal defense attorney Robert W. Keller for a free consultation.