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Felony Attorney John Paul Marchan is an experienced criminal defense lawyer and has successfully fought for felony charges of all types in Waukesha and throughout Greater Milwaukee & Southeast Wisconsin. The Law Offices of John Paul Marchan offers a free initial consultation to go over your case and answer your questions and discuss our fees.
Every criminal case begins with a police investigation. After the investigation, a suspect may be arrested and/or interrogated. In this situation, the interrogaters will use the tactics that they are trained in to get statements or an admission of guilt from the suspect, even if the allegations are denied. The accused should not talk to the police before consulting with an expert criminal defense lawyer.
Waukesha Criminal Defense Lawyer Serving Greater Milwaukee & Southeast Wisconsin
Since 2006, Waukesha Attorney John Paul Marchan has successfully represented people arrested and charged accused of felony crimes, fought for the rights of the accused, and has provided effective legal resolutions in trial courts throughout Wisconsin.
If you’ve been charged with a felony, contact Attorney Marchan for a free consultation to discuss your situation. Attorney Marchan knows that so much is at stake not only for your life, your employment, your reputation and your future, but for your family and their future as well. He will do what it takes to make sure your entitlement to a fair trial is protected, what’s in your best interests is looked after, and your case is defended vigorously.
Choose a criminal defense lawyer that has proven results by calling The Law Offices of John Paul Marchan today to talk about your case & to start defending you.
Felony Lawyers: Avoidance of Conviction & a Prison Sentence
If someone is charged with a felony, it does not automatically mean that the person will end up with a felony on their record or that a prison sentence will be imposed. In fact, in the US, more than 90% of all criminal cases get resolved by plea bargain without actually going to trial. Getting an expert criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible to provide sound legal advice should be your top priority in order to avoid making irreversible mistakes.
ATTORNEY JOHN PAUL MARCHAN HAS A PROVEN TRACK RECORD OF OBTAINING FAVORABLE RESOLUTIONS IN FELONY CASES.
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Felony Classifications (Wis. Stats. 939.50)
Felonies in Wisconsin are crimes punishable by incarceration in the state prison system and not just a local county jail. Sentences are assigned two parts: an initial prison term (confinement time) and then a term of extended supervision (street time/parole). Felonies are classified by statute, see Wis. Stats. Sec, 939.50.
Felony Classification | Potential Penalties |
Class A | life imprisonment |
Class B | up to 60 years imprisonment |
Class C | up to 40 years and/or a $100,00.00 fine |
Class D | up to 25 years and/or a $100,000.00 fine |
Class E | up to 15 years and/or a $50,000.00 fine |
Class F | up to 12 years six months and/or a $25,000.00 fine |
Class G | up to 10 years and/or a $25,000.00 fine |
Class H | up to six years and/or a $10,000.00 fine |
Class I | up to three years six months and/or a $10,000.00 fine |
(Refer to Wis. Stats. 939.50) |