The penalty for an OWI in Wisconsin depends largely on whether the person has any prior OWI convictions. With no prior record, an OWI will result in fines, license revocation, and other consequences, but usuall...
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“The truth about .08” View Article Here A 4th offense OWI in Wisconsin is considered a felony charge. If convicted of a felony in Wisconsin, you will suffer detrimental consequences. Such consequences inclu...
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What Is An OWI Homicide? An OWI Homicide, sometimes referred to as vehicular homicide or DUI homicide, is a charge that can be brought against someone in Wisconsin when there is a fatal accident and the dr...
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Heroin possession is not a crime that is taken lightly in Wisconsin. If you are charged with first-offense possession, you face a Class I felony. Possible penalties of first-offense possession include fines of ...
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Freedom for Immigrants has recently announced that a settlement was reached with the federal government, that will allow for the continuation of the hotline. The hotline began operation in 2013, but was later s...
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You may not realize that you can be charged with Wisconsin OWI, or operating while under the influence, even if your blood alcohol content registers less than 0.08%. That’s because Wisconsin’s OWI law doesn...
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The Wisconsin Statutes defines identity theft as intentionally using or attempting to use another individual’s identity or ID documents to: (a) To obtain credit, money, goods, services, employment, or an...
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According to Wisconsin law, if your BAC is above .15, then an ignition interlock device will be required even for a first offense. If your BAC is between .2 and .249, then your fines will be doubled. If your BA...
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1st Offense OWI in Wisconsin Wisconsin law forbids the operating of a motor vehicle if you have a blood alcohol concentration of .08% or greater, or if you are showing signs of impairment. If you are requi...
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