When the police investigate crimes, they often depend on information provided by suspects and witnesses to begin to form their conclusions about how the crime
Earlier this week, we began a discussion about a recent ruling from the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The case concerned a young man who was convicted
Many people charged with a crime assume that they only need an attorney when/if the case goes to trial, but this isn’t true. Even before
When individuals are subject to the terms of parole or probation, failure to abide by those terms can land offenders in jail. In Wisconsin, one
Earlier this week, we began a discussion about a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling which will protect the rights of minors accused of a juvenile crime.
Anyone who has watched a police drama has heard: “you have the right to remain silent.” This speech is known as the “Miranda Rights.” Since
