About Peter
Peter Lindstrom practices criminal defense in Minnesota. He works out of Subzero Criminal Defense and represents people facing state criminal charges. He has built a practice grounded in courtroom work and pretrial advocacy.
Lindstrom studied law before gaining admission to practice in Minnesota. Early in his career he handled matters in local courts and developed an approach that stresses careful preparation. He has experience taking cases through arraignment, plea negotiations and trial. Those stages form the backbone of his practice.
Over the years he has handled a range of criminal matters. He represents clients in contested hearings and jury trials, and he appears at sentencing and post-conviction proceedings. He has worked on cases that require close attention to evidentiary issues, witness interviews and the strategic timing of motions. He is also active in representing clients at bail and bond hearings.
He maintains memberships in professional associations relevant to criminal law. Those memberships keep him connected to peers and the latest procedural developments in Minnesota courts. He participates in continuing legal education and follows changes in state criminal procedure and sentencing law.
Clients and judges encounter him as a practical advocate. He prepares for hearings and trials with an eye toward the facts and the law. He values clear communication about legal options and the likely consequences of various choices. That clarity matters most when charges carry serious collateral effects beyond the immediate case.
Subzero Criminal Defense is the firm where he practices. There he handles client intake, case strategy and courtroom appearances. The office works on matters arising in Minnesota’s trial courts, and Lindstrom’s schedule often includes both courtroom time and client meetings outside court. He balances negotiation efforts with readiness to proceed to trial when necessary.
Outside of court he focuses on case investigation and developing defense theories. He works with investigators and expert witnesses when cases present technical issues. His practice emphasizes practical problem solving and a methodical approach to casework.
He practices criminal defense at Subzero Criminal Defense, representing clients in Minnesota courts.
