The Scales of Justice

Surely you have heard of the scales of justice, but do you know what they represent? These scales represent the balance between truth and fairness sought after in the justice system. They have quite an interesting history, learn about it here. https://www.mylawquestions.com/what-are-the-scales-of-justice.htm

Answering the Toughest Consent Questions

Some alcohol-related consent questions that people are too afraid to ask, and that is okay. Although, it is essential that you still know the answers to these critical questions. Click here to gain insight into five of the most challenging alcohol-related consent questions.

Fake ID Penalties Are Very Real

Many young adolescents use fake IDs daily in Wisconsin. But unfortunately, many do not know the consequences of this risky choice. Click the link here to learn about them so you can make sure your friends and family make the right decisions. https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/statutes/125/i/085

Stay Safe This Football Season

Many are pulled over each week on gameday for suspicion of driving under the influence. Don’t let this be you. Follow the tips linked below to learn how to stay safe this football season.

Joyriding vs. Auto Theft

Despite common belief, joyriding and auto theft are entirely different crimes. Please continue reading to find out what makes them different from one another and how Wisconsin views these crimes in court. Hint: the difference is based on intent. Joyriding Joyriding is taking a car and driving it without the intent of keeping the vehicle.… Continue reading Joyriding vs. Auto Theft

Wisconsin Enhanced Prescription Drug Monitoring Program

Did you know that there is a tool that helps to combat the ongoing prescription drug abuse epidemic in Wisconsin? It is called the Enhanced Prescription Drug Monitoring Program or ePDMP. It provides valuable information about monitored prescription drugs dispensed in the state, aiding healthcare professionals in their prescribing and dispensing decisions. Want to learn… Continue reading Wisconsin Enhanced Prescription Drug Monitoring Program

OWI: What Does the State Need to Prove?

In 2019, Wisconsin courts found 20,956 drivers guilty of OWI; out of the 22,683 cases filed, there was a 92% conviction rate. With these rates being so high, you do not stand a chance of fighting your OWI alone. Contact us at 920.289.4262 to help you achieve the best result possible.