The answer to all three of your questions is "yes," because you could indeed be deported as well as to jail, and if either of those results bother...

Yes, if the court, the DMV, or your supervising agent requires it, you should install the IID breathalyzer in your car(s) as required. There are...

Unfortunately, yes, because the word of somebody on extended supervision or probation is less likely to be believed than that of an innocent...

I’ve never run across any reporting duties in WI for CCW permit holders who are newly convicted of anything, after receipt of the permit. Certain...

ANSWER by Atty. Jay Nixon, Kenosha/Janesville WI, with 44 years’ experience: Cases which are fully served would normally be closed with no chance...

Yes, after serving any extended supervision remaining after release, ex-prisoners are then free to go wherever they wish. Most WI sentences these...

I would suggest that you seek a civil rights lawyer, since this has nothing to do with your criminal case which put you in jail. I've also...

Five days minus two days credit equals three days remaining. Since WI Sheriffs award one day of "good time" for every five served, you would...

While you are not technically required to have a lawyer, it is a very good idea, since criminal convictions can harm you for the rest of your life...

I would be concerned that you could still be charged with the thefts as well as with potential trespassing, since the statute of limitations is...