Eau Claire, WI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Eau Claire, WI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
Driving under the influence (DUI) prosecutions usual rely heavily on the testimony and credibility of police officer witnesses. As a criminal defendant, the United States Constitution guarantees you ac...
See Full GuideThe short answer, they can test for whatever they want. The State will first test for alcohol because it is the fastest and easiest substance to test for. If the results show that your BAC is below the...
See Full GuideThere seems to be a fairly high rate of turn-over in the state's crime laboratories. By the time a case is called for trial, it is not unusual for an analyst to have found other employment, and to not ...
See Full GuideThe Drugs of Abuse: An Overview Central Nervous System Depressants This category includes the most widely abused drug, alcohol. In addition, the category consists of barbiturates, non-barbiturates th...
See Full GuideSign and Symptom Based Drug Recognition Experts (DRE) classify the drugs of abuse into seven categories. This categorization system is based on the premise that each drug within a category produces a ...
See Full GuideDRE Drug Categorization: Patterns of Signs and Symptoms Borrowing extensively from medicine, psychiatry, physiology, toxicology, and associated fields, a drug categorization system was developed that ...
See Full GuideIf you were planning a trip to Canada, and you have a DUI or DWI on your criminal record, you may want to change your plans. Or, at least, you may want to learn a few things about Canadian immigration ...
See Full GuideIf you have been pulled over for DUI or DWI the police officer will ask you to submit to a breath test or you may end up taking a blood test to measure the blood alcohol content (BAC) in your body. You...
See Full GuideBefore we delve into the scientific basisor, more accurately, the lack of scientific basisof Field Sobriety Tests (FSTs), lets consider how much depends on the subjective judgment of the police officer...
See Full GuideBurglaryis the crime of entering, or remaining in a structure, without permission, for the purpose of committing a crime. A structure now generally includes mobile property as well, such as cars, boats...
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