Eau Claire, WI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Eau Claire, WI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
As indicated on FindLaw: A criminal conspiracy exists when two or more people agree to commit almost any unlawful act, then take some action toward its completion. The action taken need not itself...
See Full GuideBelow is yet another great basic primer from FindLaw that I have used with my clients in the past to help them get some basic information in their heads to help get them on the right track for our meet...
See Full GuideMany of the questions that are posted on this forum are ones that really should be addressed to a specific lawyer. The person asking the question clearly needs help, and obviuosly does not yet have an ...
See Full GuideIn order to help bring more information to this forum, I will be searching the web for helpful outlines and will periodically be putting them here for wider dissemination for people. One helpful basic ...
See Full GuideGenerally, there are two types of deferred resolutions to criminal charges: a Deferred Prosecution and a Deferred Judgment (or Deferred Acceptance of Guilty Plea). In a Deferred Prosecution arrangem...
See Full GuideThe legal concept of "self defense" is what is known as an "affirmative defense." The prosecution mustdisprove self-defense beyond a reasonable doubt. In a selfdefense case the defendant does no...
See Full GuideEntrapment is a legal theory of defense to a criminal allegation that can be used in certain specific circumstances and cases to negate criminal liability where the defendant can show that but for th...
See Full GuideMany times, and indeed in most cases today where a defendant does not need to be put in prison immediately, an individual who has been convicted of a crime will, as part of their consequence/punishmen...
See Full GuideMany times people do not realize that they may in fact have a valid defense to a traffic ticket that is normally deemed to be a strict liablity offense such as speeding. But in Wisconsin, the cou...
See Full GuideI have been asked many times about the consequences of an OWI-first conviction from WI on the ability of the convictee to go to Canada even though an OWI-first in WI is not a crime. The answer is that...
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