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
Last week, the United States Supreme Court heard arguments in a wiretapping case that could affect untold numbers of Americans for years to come. Human
Accountability is an important concept for kids to learn. From the time that children are very small, they learn every day that their actions have
Currently in Wisconsin, certain individuals are required to submit DNA samples to law enforcement for cataloging. However, under a proposal submitted by the state’s Department
A few months ago, the United States Supreme Court announced its holding in a case entitled, “Florence v. Board of Chosen Freeholders of County of
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
Media coverage of the Supreme Court’s healthcare decision somewhat overshadowed analysis of the Court’s decision on Arizona’s immigration law. However, state legislatures are wasting no
The Wisconsin legislature recently passed a flurry of legislation as their 2011-2012 floor session came to an end in March. Among the measures passed by
On behalf of Craig Kuhary, Attorney at Law posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, February 23, 2012. This last Sunday, we discussed a bill being
