New Executive Orders Institute a Commutation Process in Wisconsin

1 month ago
Eric Eickhoff

Governor Evers recently signed two Executive Orders relating to commutations of sentences. Executive Order 287 creates an advisory board to…

Overview of Constitutional Protections During the Criminal Process

2 months ago

From the moment of investigation through trial and sentencing, the Constitution provides critical protections designed to ensure fairness and prevent…

Will I Go to Jail for a Felony Offense?

2 months ago

If you have been charged with a felony in Wisconsin, imprisonment is a possibility, but not a certainty. The reality…

How an OWI Conviction Can Affect Your Livelihood

3 months ago

Most people facing an OWI charge in Wisconsin think first about the immediate consequences, such as fines, license suspension, and…

Understanding Wisconsin’s Self-Incrimination Protections

3 months ago

As a defendant, what you say can matter greatly in your criminal case. Your own words can be used against…

How Prior Convictions Can Affect Current Criminal Cases

4 months ago

The facts of a criminal case in the eyes of a judge or prosecutor can become worse based on what…

Defending Against Weapons Charges in Wisconsin

4 months ago

Even if you have been charged with weapons violations in Wisconsin, a conviction is not a foregone conclusion. You still…

Challenging Intent in Criminal Cases in Wisconsin

5 months ago

If you're facing criminal charges in Wisconsin, understanding the role of intent can make the difference between conviction and acquittal.…

How Body Camera Evidence Can Impact Your Criminal Defense

5 months ago

Body cameras are increasingly being used by police departments throughout Wisconsin. Although there is no statewide mandate, individual departments are…

Understanding Wisconsin’s Castle Doctrine and Home Defense Laws

6 months ago

You have certain rights to act in self-defense in Wisconsin if you believe that you are in danger. This right…