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
It is not often that a judge presiding over a criminal case will accept “I just didn’t know,” or “I didn’t understand” as a valid
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
In our last post, we began a discussion about an interesting and important case that was recently argued before the Wisconsin Supreme Court. It is
We recently wrote about the acquittal of former Wisconsin Senator Randy Hopper. In the last two months, Hopper was found not guilty in a jury
For those who are pulled over by police for suspicion that they are driving under the influence (DUI), the complicated criminal justice process begins as
Earlier this week, we began a discussion about an important recent ruling by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Most Wisconsin (non-commercial) drivers are legally allowed to
We have previously written about the importance of establishing probable cause in DUI traffic stops. If police were not required to establish probable cause, they
We have previously written that search warrants play a very important role in protecting the rights of criminal suspects. Before police can search a home
