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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...
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...
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...
The days before your first court date can feel tense, confusing and unfair, especially when a charge threatens jail, your job, your driver’s license, your immigration status or your children. In Wisconsin, that first hearing can affect bond conditions, future...
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...