We have previously written that Wisconsin police must ask a driver to submit to a field sobriety test in order to determine if there is
On behalf of Craig Kuhary, Attorney at Law posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, October 27, 2011. In previous posts, we have written about Wisconsin’s
A Wisconsin woman has been charged with drug possession following an incident that occurred while chaperoning her young daughter’s field trip. According to the criminal
We have previously written that search warrants play a very important role in protecting the rights of criminal suspects. Before police can search a home
Last month, we wrote about two recent examples where convictions for drunk driving were overturned because the arresting police officers did not have probable cause
Earlier this week, we wrote that a Wisconsin man was recently granted a new trial after a 1994 conviction on two counts of armed robbery.
We recently wrote about how unreliable eyewitness testimony can be in criminal cases. A recent study concluded that a simple variation in the way witnesses
Law enforcement agencies throughout the country are beginning to use a new tool to aid in the combat of drunk driving. Officers are starting to
We have previously written that Wisconsin residents sometimes get charged and convicted of DUI even though they were never seen driving their car. Wisconsin police
