Possible, but not likely just because you don't have a record as WI has a law that prevents prosecutors from reducing or dismissing OWI offenses...

You'll need to resubmit your question for MO (preferably the county you were charged in), as your question is appearing under criminal/DUI...

It's not a very serious charge, in that it's not a criminal charge to begin with. The penalties for a 1st offense are a fine and potential, yet...

Criminal defense attorneys licensed to practice in WI are ethically prohibited from guaranteeing a result or charging contingent fees. Any...

There's absolutely no requirement under the law that police officers must be a direct witness in order for a person to be convicted of a criminal...

It would be better to pose this question as an immigration law question rather than a criminal defense one. That said, it's generally recognized...

Probably not too bad if you hadn't received notice and even better if you get that sorted out with DOT and get your name and license # off the...

WI DOT requires that all vehicles registered or titled in a person's name have an IID installed when the driver is subject to an OWI related IID...

You're unlikely to have an OWI dismissed or even reduced in WI absent solid grounds for suppression of critical evidence, a blood test under .08...

From your description it sounds like you're facing the administrative/driving penalties for the refusal. License penalties/restrictions related...