Drug Possession Charges in Wisconsin In the state of Wisconsin, drug possession charges can carry severe penalties, including fines and potential jail time. These charges can stem from the possession of a wide range of controlled substances, including illegal drugs, prescription medications, and even certain over-the-counter products. Depending on the specific substance involved, the charges […]

Wisconsin Law Concerning the Rights of Those Accused of Domestic Violence Wisconsin takes domestic violence very seriously, with a comprehensive set of laws and legal safeguards in place to protect victims. However, these laws also provide important protections for individuals who are accused of domestic violence. It’s crucial to understand your rights and the legal

In Wisconsin, first offense drunk driving is not a crime. Instead, it results in a citation, similar to a speeding ticket, but with much more serious consequences. These consequences include a fine that totals between $800 – $1100, a mandatory alcohol/drug assessment and follow up treatment classes, potentially an ignition interlock device, and, of most

The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees the right to keep and bear arms. For hundreds of years, courts interpreted this right to be connected to service in a militia. This changed in 2008, when the United States Supreme Court, in the case of District of Columbia v. Heller ruled that the Second Amendment provides an individual right to own firearms, separate

As marijuana remains illegal in Wisconsin but legal in surrounding states, more Wisconsin residents find themselves traveling outside Wisconsin to obtain marijuana. Marijuana, however, even when legally purchased, cannot legally be possessed in Wisconsin. Individuals transporting legally purchased marijuana into Wisconsin often find themselves subjected to routine police contacts, such as speeding or driving with a

Most Americans are familiar with the “right to remain silent” and that police need a warrant to search your things. But there is often a disconnect between knowing these rights and having the confidence to assert them. People often think that refusing to answer questions or refusing to give consent for officers to conduct a