An appointed attorney (through the court or through the public defender) does not work for the court. That attorney works for you and is obligated...

Lying to police could be the basis for an obstructing an officer charge. That’s a misdemeanor and carries a maximum penalty of 9 months in jail,...

Your PO knows the identity of the victim. Don’t get too excited about the fact that public court records don’t list the victim’s name. The real...

If your blood was drawn, it’s clear you are being investigated for OWI. If the other occupant was injured, this is an even bigger problem. ...

Certainly a signature bond sounds like a good deal. But unless you're being charged with a crime, how would you even be placed on a signature...

Unfortunately, police aren’t required to show you any of the evidence they have against you. You know whether you’ve committed a crime or not. ...

It's unclear what you're asking. If sentencing is the next date, I'm assuming you've entered a plea to the charges. In that circumstance, you've...

Wisconsin doesn’t have anything called the “no need to prove it” law. You’re entitled to a hearing that will determine whether you’re revoked or...

Your question should be directed to your attorney. There’s a few things to consider: how serious the charges you’re facing are, whether the...

Can a Wisconsin drug court judge or drug court coordinator make you take a hair follicle test?

Generally admission into drug court requires absolute sobriety. Frequently it requires the participant to take random drug screens. This includes...