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Charge: OWI 5th offense Outcome: On the eve of a scheduled jury trial, the state moved to dismiss the case after reviewing the defense expert’s work and investigation Details Defense provided expert findings and investigation results before trial
Charge: OWI (first offense; treated as a second offense after 10 years) Outcome: Case dismissed after a pretrial motion to suppress based on an unlawful arrest. Details Pretrial motion to suppress granted/led to dismissal due to unlawful arrest
Charge: Bail jumping (two misdemeanor counts) Outcome: Dismissed with a pretrial motion to dismiss Outcome: Pretrial motion to dismiss filed by the defense
Charge: Possessing a firearm after being adjudicated delinquent of a felony; carrying a concealed weapon Outcome: Not guilty verdict at jury trial on possessing a firearm; guilty verdict at jury trial on carrying a concealed weapon
Charge: Possession of a firearm by a felon; resisting an officer; felony bail jumping; strangulation and suffocation; battery; disorderly conduct (two related cases) Outcome: Case 1 – Not guilty verdicts at jury trial on possession of a firearm by a felon, resisting...
Charge: Physical abuse of a child; child enticement; chronic neglect of a child; fourth-degree sexual assault; false imprisonment (multiple counts) Outcome: After the defense filed 22 motions, the state dismissed all counts except Counts 1 and 8, and recommended no...
Charge: Repeated sexual assault of a child (Class B felony; maximum penalty: 60 years) Outcome: Not guilty verdict at trial
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If a police officer suspects impaired driving in Wisconsin, they may pull you over and ask you to take part in field sobriety tests. The clothes and shoes you wear can affect how well you perform these tests. Knowing how clothing influences the results helps explain...
A drug conviction can create significant barriers when you are searching for employment. Even after serving your sentence or completing probation, the consequences of a criminal record can follow you for years. Understanding these challenges may help you prepare for...
In Wisconsin, a drunk driving offense is called “operating while intoxicated” or OWI. Under this law, even starting an engine while you are drunk may be enough to trigger an arrest. This arrest will then open two separate cases, an administrative case for your...
The Wisconsin Law Journal recently recognized Lee Law Firm as one of the Best Women-Led Law Firms in Wisconsin, highlighting Attorney May Lee’s inspiring journey and commitment to justice. From humble beginnings, their story is one of resilience, strength, and...
Navigating self-defense laws can be confusing, especially with the high stakes involved. Self-defense is often a valid defense when someone has been accused of assault, murder, or other serious or violent crimes. Wisconsin law allows individuals to protect themselves...
Understanding the difference between homicide and manslaughter is crucial, especially when discussing criminal law in Wisconsin. These terms often appear in news headlines, but what do they really mean? Let’s explore these serious offenses' definitions, differences,...