If you have ever been accused of committing a crime in Wisconsin, you know how difficult the situation can be. For many people, the stress can simply be too much and they forego their rights or speak before con...
Read MoreRestraining orders prevent one person from making contact with another. Restraining orders can also be used to make one person move out of a home when it’s alleged that threatening, stalking, or harassing beh...
Read MoreAny driver in Wisconsin may deal with fines and loss of his or her driver’s license after an Operating While Intoxicated conviction. However, underage individuals who get convicted of drunk driving may encoun...
Read MoreSomeone arrested and hit with a criminal charge in Wisconsin may receive a plea deal. This is an offer of a more lenient sentence in exchange for the defendant pleading guilty. While seemingly preferable to a l...
Read MoreWisconsin residents convicted of drunk driving may face significant fines and time in jail. Depending on the circumstances, including the way officers administered tests, the reason they pulled you over and imp...
Read MoreIndividuals in Wisconsin convicted on drug charges, may not immediately understand the repercussions on the rest of their lives. They cannot legally vote or own a gun. Obtaining housing may become problematic. ...
Read MoreMarijuana laws are still evolving in Wisconsin. Because of the changing laws, it can be difficult for defendants to navigate the current laws which may be different from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Hemp and c...
Read MoreIf you are driving along and see lights in your rearview mirror, you should always pull over. This is the standard protocol when an officer is stopping you in Wisconsin. What happens after this, though, can go ...
Read MoreWhen a police officer stops a vehicle on suspicion that the driver is operating white intoxicated, the officer will likely ask the driver to supply a breath sample for a breathalyzer. Some Wisconsin motorists w...
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