If you are facing drug charges in Wisconsin, it’s time to hire a criminal defense attorney When most people think of drug crimes, they may think of a hardened criminal running an enterprise selling drugs on the streets of a broken down inner city. But in Wisconsin, you can be arrested for drug offenses for any manufacture, distribution, delivery, or possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. You can get convicted even without selling or intending to sell drugs.  Drug charges...

Similarities And Differences Between Alcohol And Marijuana OWI In Wisconsin Did you know that you can get pulled over and arrested for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of marijuana in Wisconsin? Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) applies to alcohol as well as prescription drugs and marijuana. But how intoxication is determined and how the OWI is handled differs between alcohol and marijuana OWIs. Similarities Between Alcohol And Marijuana OWIs Marijuana and alcohol...

Possession of a firearm can increase the charges when arrested for disorderly conduct You can be arrested for disorderly conduct in Wisconsin for a wide variety of conduct, in public or in your home. While this by itself can bring serious consequences, those consequences can increase if you have a dangerous weapon with you at the time. You will want to consult an experienced attorney right away if you are facing these charges. Disorderly Conduct in Wisconsin Disorderly conduct with a...

Charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in Wisconsin? In Wisconsin, possession of drug paraphernalia carries significant penalties. Possession can bring a fine of $500 and a jail term up to 30 days, with a drug conviction that stays on your record for years. And if you are convicted of possession of drug paraphernalia with regard to methamphetamine, you are facing felony charges with up to six years in prison and a fine up to $10,000.00. But it may not be clear to everyone what constitutes...

What should you do if you’re charged with Domestic Battery in Wisconsin? In Wisconsin, domestic battery includes any intentional infliction of physical harm on a spouse, ex-spouse, parent, or anyone with whom you are living. And that harm can consist of any physical act, injury, sexual assault, or illness. Wisconsin treats these allegations seriously. If you are arrested on suspicion of domestic battery, you need to proceed carefully from there. If you react rashly, you can find...