In Wisconsin, juveniles can be tried as an adult, even if they are younger than fourteen! There are very clear-cut rules regarding trying juveniles as adults.
Wisconsin residents have likely heard about the Slender Man criminal case that has been constantly talked about across various media outlets over the last several
It is alleged that a teenage girl in Wisconsin was drugged and then raped by a group of boys a couple of weeks ago. Authorities
It is likely that most Wisconsin residents heard about the tragic car accident that took the lives of two 12-year-old girls and left others seriously
Wisconsin adults have likely made mistakes at some time in their lives, especially when they were younger. Mistakes are a part of life, and they are
A 2015 study called “Juvenile Incarceration, Human Capital and Future Crime: Evidence from Randomly Assigned Judges” revealed just how negatively incarceration affects the lives of
In our last post, we discussed how the state of Wisconsin treats juvenile crimes differently from adult crimes, yet still very seriously. In this post, we
This week we are going to be discussing juvenile crimes in the state of Wisconsin. Today, we will start with an overview of juvenile law
In the state of Wisconsin, juvenile offenders who meet certain criteria may be eligible to have their criminal case sealed, or expunged from their record.
A juvenile who is facing charges involving drugs may find dealing with the situation quite overwhelming. Not only can a drug crime conviction make it
