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Serving the accused in Wisconsin’s Milwaukee, Waukesha and Kenosha counties .
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
If you face a first-degree reckless endangerment charge in Wisconsin, you may worry about prison time and your future. This serious felony involves putting another person's safety at risk. However, prosecutors must prove more than the fact that your actions created...
Leaving the scene after an accident can create legal problems that you may not expect, especially if you leave before exchanging information or addressing injuries. You may worry that you made a bad situation worse and wonder what could happen next. Here are the main...
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