Wisconsin man convicted for DUI despite no proof he was driving
We often write that there are rules and procedures law enforcement must follow in prosecuting alleged drunk drivers. Police officers need probable cause to administer
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We often write that there are rules and procedures law enforcement must follow in prosecuting alleged drunk drivers. Police officers need probable cause to administer
Earlier this month, a Wisconsin teen was sentenced in the car accident death of her friend and classmate last September. The 18-year-old girl from Mequon
In January, we posted that Wisconsin residents can sometimes face DUI charges for drugged driving even if the drugs in their system are legal and
A Milwaukee man faces more than 50 years in jail and $220,000 in fines following the car accident deaths of two people. Police say the
We have often written about Wisconsin’s strict anti-drunk-driving enforcement efforts. Every year, Wisconsin authorities make hundreds of arrests for OWI and DWI. Many people assume
A man from Glendale recently defended himself in court against charges that he was guilty of drunk driving. He unfortunately was not able to win
Wisconsin may have a race problem when it comes to law enforcement. African Americans account for 43 percent Wisconsin’s prison population but they represent only
The holiday season is a busy time for police departments and highway patrol. Because of a significant increase in drunk driving around Christmas and New
A Pewaukee man was convicted last week for a 2008 drunk driving accident that resulted in one death and two injuries. The other driver was