Hello I have a question. my husband was arrested last night do to •VOP(FELONY) ORDER TO DETAIN (PROBATION).

It depends on what happened when he was sentenced. It sounds like he's on probation, but it's also possible that it's extended supervision, or...

Should I get a lawyer for a trespassing ticket?

If you get a citation, you should at least consult with someone experienced in the municipal court in your jurisdiction. Often such an attorney...

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If i am being charge for possession of narcotics( 21 pill of oxycodone) and this is my first offense, what are my options?

There are lots of options, including a jury trial, negotiated settlement, deferred prosecution agreement, etc. You REALLY need to speak to a lawyer...

I’m a 29 yrs. old student who was caught shoplifting at a Walmart in Milwaukee City.

I think it's worth going to the initial court appearance, either in person or by hiring a lawyer to attend for you, to see if an alternative to...

Are the police authorized to enter my apartment because a neighbor said they heard noise? They let themselves in.

The answer depends on the specific facts of the case. In some circumstances, police can enter without a warrant under something called the...

Can the judge lower the bail of a felony

Yes, the Judge can lower (or raise) the bail. His lawyer will file a motion for bail modification. Bail is set based on a number of factors, most...

Retail Theft Arrest in Milwaukee County

Attorney Jensen is absolutely correct - you should not simply pay the fine if you didn't commit the offense. In addition, even if you did commit...

If a necessary witness doesn't show for a trial in Milwaukee Municipal Court, the Judge will likely dismiss the case. This happens with some...

Can you be charged with a misdemeanor by default.

You are correct - to be convicted of a criminal offense (something for which you could go to jail), you would have to be present to waive your...

How long can my brother in law be held in jail without being charged for a crime?

The Supreme Court requires a probable cause finding within 48 hours; in Wisconsin, some jurisdictions, including Milwaukee, fulfill this...