Charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia in Wisconsin? In Wisconsin, drug paraphernalia can include anything that you could use to grow, cultivate, or use illegal drugs. It can include pipes, needles, scales, and razors, among other items. The statute does not define clearly what constitutes paraphernalia. A wide range of objects can be deemed to be drug paraphernalia. On the other hand, the statute requires that, to be guilty of possession of paraphernalia, you must have some intent...

A Criminal Lawyer In Madison Explains What Constitutes Probable Cause For Conducting Dog Sniff Searches In Wisconsin As we mentioned in a prior blog post, motorists are protected from unreasonable searches and seizure unless the officer has probable cause for doing so. If he or she has probable cause, a search may be legally conducted. This includes dog sniff searches to look for drugs that may be present in the vehicle. But what constitutes probable cause in this situation? In the case...

Blood Alcohol Concentration test – Madison DUI attorney provides advice If you are stopped by a police officer for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, you may initially want to refuse a blood, breath, or urine test for blood alcohol concentration. Unfortunately, though, that does not usually help you. The reason for this is Wisconsin’s implied consent law. This law provides that in Wisconsin, anyone who is arrested with probable cause to believe he or she is intoxicated is required...