Top Criminal Defense Lawyers in Sparta | 3 available

3 Criminal Defense lawyers are available in Sparta, Wisconsin, including Kyle Davis, Rick Niemeier, and Robert Osborne. These lawyers are rated between 3.7/5 to 4.1/5 and 61% provide free consultation.

Kyle Davis

Rick Niemeier

Robert Osborne

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Kyle Davis

123 N. Water St. , Sparta , Wisconsin 54656

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney now in Private Practice

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“wn. Its a long story. I can not speak any higher of any attorney, let alone at the time a public d”

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“I endorse this lawyer for their dedication and commitment to clients.”

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Rick Niemeier

Firm: Niemeier & Sullivan-Flock

101 N. Water Street , Sparta , Wisconsin 54656

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Family , Personal Injury, Workers Compensation, Criminal Defense

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“his firm have great contacts and respect in the courthouse and in the community. Highly recommended”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Attorney Niemeier is a zealous advocate who knows the law inside and out. He is experienced in criminal law, civil litgation, real estate law and family law.…”

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Robert Osborne

Firm: Osborne Tripp Sc

132 N Water St , Sparta , Wisconsin 54656

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Family

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“g to withdraw stating that the money I gave him wasn’t enough to trouble him with a real estate is”

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“All I can say is this guy gets things done. Highly recommended!”

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Wi misdemeanor charges | Jul 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Hopefully I can ask this - location: in SE Wisconsin. My boyfriend got himself into some trouble this past weekend after golf. He was pulled over for speeding while passing someone who sped up as he was trying to pass, 74 mph in a 55. He had just finished a morning of golf. They had a special for 5 beers for $20 on the 13th hole so he bought them. About an hour later, he headed home. Came up on someone who was doing 45 in a 55. Went to pass them in a passing zone and they sped up as he was trying to pass so he hammered on it. Cop came over the hill and clocked him doing 74 in a 55. My bf saw the cop turn around quickly and he pulled over before the lights even came on. Cop came up to the passenger window and said he smelt alcohol and asked if he had been drinking - my boyfriend said yes and admitted to having 4 beers. He really screwed himself by having the 5th beer undrank but open in the side of the door. He also had his handgun in the side of the door without a concealed carry permit, and again he told the cop that he had it, where it was etc, the cop had him step out of the vehicle. Asked to breathalyze him. My bf agreed and blew a .071, and then 4 minutes later per the sheet blew a…

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