This young woman’s story is a perfect example of how NOT to handle an OWI arrest. Make your first call to an attorney, not to your stepfather to concoct a way to caravan home. https://www.cbs58.com/news/20-year-old-milwaukee-woman-accused-of-driving-drunk-twice-on-the-same-day

Governor Evers granted 30 pardons, mostly to individuals who had been convicted of non-violent marijuana offenses. https://www.marijuanamoment.net/wisconsin-governor-grants-marijuana-and-drug-related-pardons-setting-state-clemency-record/

Fraudulent black market vaccine cards could cost their owners and distributors a lot of money, as well as time behind bars.

Federal drug charges come with mandatory minimum sentences. Having an experienced attorney on your side is your only hope when federal prosecutors come after you. Source: https://www.dea.gov/press-releases/2021/11/18/5-wisconsin-men-charged-drug-trafficking-crimes

Possession of a personal-use amount of marijuana would be subjected to a fine of $100 for possessing 14 grams of marijuana or less. Any amount greater than 14 grams could still be subjected to the current law. https://shepherdexpress.com/cannabis/cannabis/bipartisan-wisconsin-lawmakers-unveil-cannabis-reform-propos/

People associated many things with the holiday season. While there are many positive things about this time of year, one of the negatives is that the holidays are linked to a spike in domestic violence incidents. Whether the increased domestic incidents between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day are a result of increased stress and alcohol consumption or… Continue reading A Holiday Reminder About Domestic Violence

The holiday season is upon us. For many, that means holiday parties and social gatherings that involve alcohol. Remember, if you are feeling buzzed, there is a chance you are over the .08 limit and should not drive. Rather than risk arrest or worse, get a ride home from a sober friend or, better yet,… Continue reading Don’t Let a Festive Holiday Party Turn Into an OWI Arrest

The presence of police body cameras does not eliminate the need to have an attorney providing a strong defense. Source: https://www.nbcnews.com/think/opinion/christian-hall-shooting-shows-police-use-cameras-protect-themselves-ncna1284297

In 2020, a total of 4,421 people were convicted of sex crimes in the state of Wisconsin. The Justice Department reports a conviction rate of 76.15% for the year for all types of sexual offenses. Source:

A look at the actual laws in play in the Rittenhouse case. Source: