Wisconsin case clarifies OWI law
January 20, 2012
A night out on the town, followed by falling asleep in a car, almost proved costly for a Janesville, Wisconsin man. Apparently, falling asleep in
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A night out on the town, followed by falling asleep in a car, almost proved costly for a Janesville, Wisconsin man. Apparently, falling asleep in
The Packers are having another great season this year, but Wisconsin residents tend to be loyal fans even when the team isn’t doing so well.
Waukesha drivers beware: police all across Wisconsin will soon be out in full force. Throughout the year, we post about increased DUI enforcement efforts that
In October, we wrote about the Wisconsin man who was charged with drunk driving after police discovered him asleep in his van in the early
Earlier this week, be began a discussion about a DUI case and an issue that could become more prevalent in future criminal cases: whether or
It is important for Wisconsin judges to remain impartial and fair, particularly in criminal cases. For instance, if the judge is friends with a defendant
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
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
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
This week, our posts are focusing on challenging DUI charges and convictions. Specifically, we’re looking at two DUI convictions that were recently overturned after appeals
