Generally a 90 days sanction is going to be in the county jail, not prison.

Is an interlock system automatic in WI with 1st offense OWI .20 bac without question?

An IID installation is mandatory for any first offense with a BAC of .15+ or a refusal. It may not be required if the parties were to stipulate to...

Can this paraphernalia charged be dropped if there is no trace of any other drugs besides tobacco in said pipe/water pipe?

Take a look at the Wisconsin Statute which defines drug paraphernalia, a portion of which is copied below. Items primarily designed for tobacco...

If you'd like the possibility of avoiding a conviction on your record you should hire an attorney or show up personally for the initial appearance...

When stopped in Wisconsin for an alleged traffic offense are you legally considered to be in a custodial arrest?

A traffic stop is not a custodial arrest in WI, it is a seizure however.

Although this will not result in a two months point suspension on it's own, there will be additional ramifications. First of all, you will not be...

What should I plead at my initial appearance for a misdemeanor drug paraphernalia charge in order to talk to the DA for a deal?

You should hire an attorney or have one appointed to represent you if you're facing criminal charges, particularly a felony drug charge. With...

What is generally better expungment are dismissed. does expungment mean to destroy as If the crime never happened

To expunge a criminal matter in Wisconsin has the meaning given to the word "expunge" in the statutes and the interpretation of that statute by the...

Are there any known court cases which illustrates some circuit courts applying 973.015(1)(a) retroactively?

There's no retroactive application under the law according to the WI Court of Appeals: The circuit court had no authority to expunge conviction by...

First underage drinking ticket, what will happen now?

Your options for resolving the case will depend upon where you are being prosecuted and the general practices in that court. You should be able to...