A Birds Eye View For Law Enforcement

A Birds Eye View For Law Enforcement

Wisconsin authorities conducted aerial traffic enforcement in four Wisconsin counties this past summer. Do not be surprised if a birds-eye view becomes one of the permanent tools of Wisconsin traffic enforcement. Source:...
Great Bodily Harm

Great Bodily Harm

Under Wisconsin Statute 940.25(1), details OWI injuries that cause “great bodily harm”. Examples of such injuries include: -Traumatic brain injury -Spinal cord injuries -Internal organ damage -Significant blood loss If convicted of an OWI that caused great bodily...
DUI/OWI Charges

DUI/OWI Charges

Many individuals believe the misconception that a lawyer will cost more money than the DUI itself. However, this is not the case. If you choose an experienced attorney, your chances of fines being reduced, or having your charges entirely dismissed, are greatly...
Operating After Revocation

Operating After Revocation

Operating after revocation is a more serious charge than operating after suspension. Operating after revocation can be a misdemeanor crime in some cases. In other cases however, it may result in a ticket. Operating after suspension is always a ticket, which could...