“Just boys being boys”? Not if that boy is 17 years old. In general, young people aged 17 and older are tried as adults in Wisconsin. Youth as young as 14 can be tried as adults for certain felony changes, including murder, homicide and sexual assault.
read MoreDo not refuse a breath test. Wisconsin’s implied consent law can result in harsher penalties if you refuse to take a test.
read MoreWith so many federal laws on the books, it’s quite possible you have violated laws you are not even aware of. In fact, a recent sampling of U.S. codes resulted in an estimate of more than 5,000 federal crimes. https://thehill.com/opinion/criminal-justice/588915-how-congress-made-you-a-federal-criminal
read MoreYou may have recently heard the story of a Wisconsin stepfather arrested for blocking an officer from puling over his stepdaughter while she drove under the influence of alcohol. According to the Washington County Sheriff’s office, a deputy spotted “two vehicles traveling unusually close together” around 3:15 a.m. However, the car in the rear kept blocking […]
read More50 percent of the proceeds from traffic citations go to the county where the citation was issued and 50 percent goes to the state common school fund. Seeking the representation of an experienced traffic defense lawyer is the best way to avoid making a contribution. https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/safety/enforcement/citation/default.aspx
read MoreThis action is likely to be extremely costly, both in terms of criminal penalties and fines. It is best to leave your OWI defense to your attorney; not your stepfather. https://www.iheart.com/content/2022-01-04-stepfather-accused-of-blocking-officer-from-pulling-over-daughter-for-owi/
read MoreCrowded dorms, unmasked guards and cancelled visiting hours have created hellish conditions for people in US prisons. Prison is not somewhere you want to be ever, but especially during the continuing pandemic. Source: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/dec/12/prisons-covid-lockdown-hardships-us
read MoreIs COVID-19 stacking the deck against defendants? https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/12/03/jury-selection-covid-pandemic-trials/
read MoreIn general, a felony conviction will disqualify you from possessing a gun in Wisconsin. Some misdemeanor convictions, such as for certain drug offenses or domestic violence, can also affect your ability to own a gun. Source:
read MoreA bill at the legislature would toughen the penalties for traffic offenses in construction zones. Source: https://www.telegraphherald.com/news/tri-state/article_393acb16-fe1c-565c-9b1f-3c671d5467c3.html
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