Appleton Criminal Lawyers
Kohler, Hart & Priebe, one of Wisconsin’s finest criminal defense law firms, aggressively defends clients who have been accused or charged in federal and state criminal matters. At Kohler, Hart & Priebe, our attorneys are licensed to practice in various states before multiple federal, state, and appellate courts. When it comes to your defense, you deserve to be represented by the highest quality legal representation available. Turn to the skilled Appleton criminal defense attorneys of Kohler, Hart & Priebe to provide you with superior legal assistance as you face criminal charges.
The attorneys of Kohler, Hart & Priebe understand that we not only fight for your legal rights, but for the future of your reputation, family, and career opportunities as well. The Appleton criminal defense lawyers of Kohler, Hart & Priebe will work diligently to ensure that your rights are protected, your interests are safeguarded, and your entitlement to a fair legal proceeding is maintained.
To learn more about the Appleton criminal defense attorneys of Kohler, Hart & Priebe and the exceptional legal services that we provide, please take a moment to explore the website or call us at 414-271-9595.
Trust Our Experience
In practice since 1977, Marty Kohler has developed a reputation as a talented and tenacious litigator, and has been consistently recognized by his peers as a leader in criminal defense. Over the last three decades, Marty has successfully handled thousands of cases, from white-collar offenses to arsons, sexual assaults to drug conspiracies, and virtually everything in between.
Marty is especially well known for his work in homicide cases. He has represented hundreds of homicide defendants, and built up a remarkable record of acquittals, a number of which have involved confessions by the accused. Contrary to the common adage that “if you kill someone, you go to prison,” Marty has on several occasions been able to obtain probation for defendants who have been convicted of homicide. more>>
Recent Results from the Lawyers of Kohler, Hart & Priebe
- First Degree Reckless Homicide While Armed – Not Guilty
Attorney Craig S. Powell’s 19-year-old client was charged with fatally shooting another teenager in an attempted armed robbery. More >> - Reduced Sentence in $34M Embezzlement Case
A former Koss executive accused of embezzling more than $30 million received a reduced sentence of 11 years in prison for six counts of federal fraud. More >> - Hobby Lobby Shoplifting Scheme
Related Article – Two women face fraud charges after stealing and then selling several scrapbooking materials from Hobby Lobby over a five-year period. More >> - First-Degree Reckless Homicide – Not Guilty
News Article Part 2 – Acquittal in Sheboygan Murder Trial. Kohler & Hart argued self-defense, and the jury agreed.More >>
- Wisconsin Court of Appeals Reverses Felony OWI Conviction
Appeals Decision - Wisconsin Court of Appeals Reverses Felony OWI Conviction Court opinion (PDF) The Wisconsin Court of Appeals agreed with the attorneys of Kohler & Hart in reversing a client’s conviction for a felony OWI-3rd conviction and reducing it to an OWI-1st. More >>
- Former Food Bank Employee Cleared of Felony Theft Charges
News Article - A former worker at Second Harvest was recently acquitted of three charges of felony theft in connection with the disappearance of over $300,000 of the food bank’s money. more >>
- Homicide-Not Guilty
Client was charged with one count of homicide and one count of attempted homicide. Based on the expert evidence presented by Michael Hart, which includedmore >> - Stalking Overturned
Client had been accused and convicted of stalking. The attorneys of Kohler & Hart SC more >> - Wisconsin Court of Appeals reverses conviction for guns and drugs
In a published decision, the state appellate court agreed with the Kohler & Hart legal team, and threw out a 2006 conviction for cocaine and illegal firearm possession based on an invalid search warrant. Craig Powell wrote the brief; Brian Kinstler litigated the case in the trial court, and argued the case in the Court of Appeals. more >> - Jury finds Milwaukee officer not guilty
In a case based on a prostitute’s 2004 accusation, a fired Milwaukee police officer won acquittal Thursday on charges he more >> - Court says search violated rights
Taking aim at a tactic used by Milwaukee police, a federal court found that officers and federal drug agents violated more >>
