Is this a case for identity theft?

Yes, it is, although not for financial gain.

Friend got me a cellphone in his name and had the bills sent to my place. Now im being charged with identity theft. What do i do

You can plead "not guilty" and have a trial. This is a non-criminal matter. They would have to prove the case against you. Do not be surprised if...

My ss# and DL #was used to run up bills how do I get them for identity theft

You report it to the companies involved and the police.

I was recently arrested. My Miranda rights wernt read I have plead not guilty 2simple disorderly conduct in CudahyWisc

Reading Miranda rights after every arrest is myth - promoted by TV shows that use it to dramatically fill a couple of minutes between commercials...

What's the difference of OWI & DUI ?

Different states use different terms. Wisconsin uses Operating While under the Influence, perhaps to stress that you can be charged (and convicted)...

Is an arrest legal without the miranda being read? If I am assaulted on my property and fight back and the other person gets

Reading Miranda rights after every arrest is myth - promoted by TV shows that use it to dramatically fill a couple of minutes between commercials...

I was recently arrested. My Miranda rights wernt read I have plead not guilty 2simple disorderly conduct in CudahyWisc

Reading Miranda rights after every arrest is myth - promoted by TV shows that use it to dramatically fill a couple of minutes between commercials...

I was recently arrested. My Miranda rights wernt read I have plead not guilty 2simple disorderly conduct in CudahyWisc

Reading Miranda rights after every arrest is myth - promoted by TV shows that use it to dramatically fill a couple of minutes between commercials...

Is this enough to send you to prison?

1) He needs a lawyer, now. If he is in custody, chances are good he qualifies for a public defender. 2) Yes, this is enough depending on the crime...

Plead not guilty and ask to talk to the prosecutor. This will take at least 2 court hearings. A lawyer would help but is not legally required.