Ignition interlock devices (IIDs) are a penalty you could suffer in some OWI convictions in Wisconsin. IIDs are required under Wisconsin law during your first OWI offense if your BAC (blood alcohol level) is .15 or above, any repeat OWI offense, or if you refuse to chemical testing to determine your BAC level. You must […]
Read MoreWhy is being named a Super Lawyer considered such an honor? Super Lawyers selection process is notably accurate and poses as the most reliable third-party source for consumers to identify top lawyers in their state. The accuracy of the selection process is demonstrated by the 2013 patent it received by The United States Patent and […]
Read MoreAn OWI charge is often associated with alcohol consumption. However, you can also be charged with an OWI for driving under the influence of illegal drugs such as marijuana. In fact, Wisconsin has some of the strictest marijuana tolerance laws while driving in the entire United States. To put this into perspective, in Wisconsin, you […]
Read MoreThe American Civil Liberties Union and the Prison Policy Initiative granted an F+ grade to the state of Wisconsin for its COVID-19 prevention practices in prisons. The report in its entirety analyzed each state’s handling of COVID-19 in jails and prisons. Nine states received D grades, while the rest received F grades. In the report’s analysis of Wisconsin, points […]
Read MoreWhen it comes to sex crimes, there are a variety of accusations that could manifest. They could include anything from inappropriate touching to unwanted sexual intercourse. With today’s society, media outlets help the news of sex crimes travel rapidly, which has the ability to complicate the entire case for the accused individual. It may even […]
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