Can a burgerly be felony are misdemeanor classified 2 different ways

In Wisconsin, Burglary is a felony. Criminal Trespass to Dwelling or Building is a misdemeanor. Theft can be a misdemeanor or felony based on the...

What would it take to get a case reopened

You need to hire an attorney to address these issues. If you have attempted to hire an attorney to address this and the attorneys that you have...

Same Judge After Juvenile Waiver?

Waiver into adult court under Wis. Stats. Sec. 938.18 and reverse waiver proceedings are a bifurcated form of preliminary examination. A judge who...

Can an burgerly felony be expunged in WI.

Burglary is a class F felony with a maximum possible penalty of 12.5 years incarceration and a $25,000 fine plus court costs and fees. This charge...

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

I disagree with the other answer posted. Expungement in the State of Wisconsin means that the court file is sealed and all references to the case...

Can an expunged case be reopened especially if you didn't understand the meaning of expungment at the time of sentencing the

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "the begging before you were sentenced." Before the judge in your case accepted your plea, he or she...

The warrant requirement is not absolute. There are exceptions. In cases involving motor vehicles the courts have allowed searches and seizures...

How can I find a criminal defense attorney in WI that is not court appointed and will actually fight for me?

You CAN rely on a court appointed lawyer to fight for you. If you have had a lawyer appointed to represent you and you do not feel as though that...

The statement given by an anonymous tipster is not admissible to prove the truth of the matter asserted in that statement. However, someone who...

If a minor on probation stops seeing there PO will they get in trouble once they turn 18.. Madison,WI

Number 1 - If you are on probation and you stop seeing your PO, you are in violation of your rules of probation and can have your probation...