Schuyler Boggio

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Schuyler Boggio

Trial Attorney

Attorney Schuyler Boggio is an experienced trial attorney in all areas of criminal defense. He has represented clients through trial in cases ranging from misdemeanor charges to homicide, as well as civil commitment cases.

Attorney Boggio attended the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee as an undergrad where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology while minoring in criminal justice and sociology. He attended law school at Hamline University School of Law (Now Mitchell| Hamline School of Law.)where he received a Juris Doctorate in 2015.

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From 2015 to 2022 Attorney Boggio worked as a trial attorney for the Wisconsin Office of the State Public Defender, in the Madison Trial Office. While working in the Public Defender’s Office, Attorney Boggio handled hundreds of criminal and commitment cases. In May of 2022, Attorney Boggio left the Public Defender’s Office to begin working for Tracey Wood & Associates where he continues to represent clients both at the trial and appellate level who have been accused of a variety of crimes and infractions. He is a member of the Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Dane County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, and the National College for DUI Defense.

Attorney Boggio takes pride in standing up for and standing by those who are facing criminal, traffic, and civil commitment matters.

In addition to his legal advocacy in the courtroom, Attorney Boggio has taught other attorneys in the areas of digital forensic evidence in sexual assault cases and other matters, along with training investigators for defense lawyers.

He also has conducted seminars teaching other attorneys how to challenge expert witnesses.