“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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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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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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In Wisconsin, the installation of an ignition interlock device in every vehicle you own is ordered by judges, in the following cases: If you commit a repeat OWI offense If your BAC was .15 or higher for your fi...
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If you are stopped by law enforcement due to their suspicion you are driving under the influence, chemical testing may be administered. Blood tests are one form of chemical testing that may be required fol...
Read MoreIn Wisconsin, a first-time charge for possession of marijuana is a misdemeanor. A conviction entails fines and possible time in prison. A second conviction of marijuana possession in Wisconsin is considered a f...
Read MoreThere’s a lot of misinformation out there about OWI offenses in Wisconsin. Many people believe that being arrested for operating while intoxicated is no big deal, or that they can’t get in trouble i...
Read MoreDid you know that our attorneys have training in the science of OWI evidence collection? Our unique expertise in this area routinely leverages our client’s OWI cases. Utilizing this science-based approach all...
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