| Free Consultations Hablamos Español • Peb Hais Lus Hmoob |
– | 414-567-5631 |
Serving the accused in Wisconsin’s Milwaukee, Waukesha and Kenosha counties .
Charge:
Repeated sexual assault of a child (Class B felony; maximum penalty: 60 years)
Outcome:
Not guilty verdict at trial
Many parents never expect to receive a phone call saying their child has been arrested for operating while intoxicated (OWI). The first reaction is often fear, followed by a flood of questions. Will this affect college? Can they still keep their job? Is this one...
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