Question about a Wisconsin misdeameanor battery i got last weekend

You should get an attorney as soon as possible. That's the best way to get yourself protected from this sad incident.

Can I be convicted of second degree felony theft if the items allegedly "tolen were given to me by the person filing the charge?

Generally to theft involves the taking of property of another without the permission of the other. Without knowing the specific facts in your...

How do I get out of my negligent driving ticket?

You should consider getting an attorney to handle you ticket for you. There are a lot of legal issues attorneys can do to get infractions...

Can i be charged with 3 DWIs with my firsrt one 18 years ago an my last two was within 3 years will I be charged with two

You need to restate your question since in its current form it doesn't make a whole lot of sense. Two of what? Felonies? DUIs?

Got letter in mail that i was being charged witha dui after having a wreck and being burned. ended up in hospital. second dui

Get an attorney to review your case immediately. An attorney will be able to help you review and evaluate your case and give you assistance in...

I'm a little unclear on the situation. The DUI was dismissed, you weren't driving but you have to have ignition interlock? Something is missing...

With mulitple felonies is it 5 years for each, DUI, grand theft auto, burglary to unoccuplied structure + conveyance ? Florida

Each charge can run consecuetive to each other (that is, back to back so 5 felonies equals 25 years). But whether he gets that is a whole other...

I disclosed to my employer a DUI I was covicted of. He's asking for a copy of the police report I feel it violates my privacy.

As opposed to what? Firing you, which he has every right to do? You can refuse and be fired or comply and hope that he keeps you on. Your choice.

Dwiunconstituionally stop and arrest!!!!!!

See my posts to your other questions. Talk to your attorney.

Dwi stop

You seem to have a lot of these questions that aren't questions. Talk to your attorney. Listen to their advise or not.