Attorney Eric T. Raskopf's Legal Cases

DUI and DWI

State of Wisconsin v. Matthew L.

Oct 18, 2006

OUTCOME: Aquittal by Jury

Matthew was identified by a citizen witness as the driver of a vehicle owned by him. He claimed that the true driver, his girlfriend, had fled the scene. He was highly intoxicated and arrested. Through ... thorough cross examination and closing argument, we convinced the jury that Matthew was not in fact the driver of the vehicle and he was acquitted of a repeat offense drunk driving charge. He was convicted of a violation of the Implied Consent law. A civil rather than criminal charge.

DUI and DWI

State of Wisconsin v. Matthew L

Oct 18, 2006

OUTCOME: Aquittal by Jury

Matthew was identified by a citizen witness as the driver of a vehicle owned by him. He claimed that the true driver, his girlfriend, had fled the scene. He was highly intoxicated and arrested. Through ... thorough cross examination and closing argument, we convinced the jury that Matthew was not in fact the driver of the vehicle and he was acquitted of a repeat offense drunk driving charge. The client had refused the blood test which was later forced and was convicted of the refusal, a civil rather than criminal charge.

DUI and DWI

State of Wisconsin v. Matthew L.

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OUTCOME: Aquittal by Jury

Matthew was identified by a citizen witness as the driver of a vehicle owned by him. He claimed that the true driver, his girlfriend, had fled the scene. He was highly intoxicated and arrested. Through ... thorough cross examination and closing argument, we convinced the jury that Matthew was not in fact the driver of the vehicle and he was acquitted of a repeat offense drunk driving charge.

Eric T. Raskopf's Legal Cases (3)

State of Wisconsin v. Matthew L.

State of Wisconsin v. Matthew L

State of Wisconsin v. Matthew L.