I received my first offense owi and operating with a b.a.c. of > .15, a few people told me to take the case to court

You can always contest any charge, as the prosecution has to prove you did what you are accused of, and you are entitled to put them to their...

Is it legal for an officer to request an id from a passenger in a vehicle

If the vehicle's registered owner has a suspended license, and the driver matches the general description of that registered owner, under WI case...

Can a 3rd OWI be reduced, if there was no accident or injury? I was pulled over for not having my lights on in town at night.

Drunk driving charges can't be amended without a showing of cause and a finding on the record that the amendment is in the public interest. This...

Is my Class E from WI expungable or can it be reduced to a lower charge? It was 14 years ago that I was charged

Felonies were not eligible for expungement 14 years ago, and E felonies are still not eligible. Furthermore, expungement must be ordered at the...

Can my son be charged with bond jumping if incident took place @ home & the cops didnt do blood test & he refused breathalyzer?

If your son violated a condition of his bond (probably a no-drink) it doesn't matter where he did it. The rules apply wherever he is, and violating...

My fiancée was arrested after I was pulled over after officer ran my plates with no probable cause and he was out on an 8000.00

They don't need probable cause to run your plates. The real question is what did running your plates tell them, and was that enough to provide...

Is my own backyard grounds for an o.w.i.? ,while riding my old Collector truck. Not once on any public roadways.

Convictions for offenses from 1989 onward are counted for life, so if you have two priors in that time period, you are properly charged as a third....

Can i sue the da office?

No. Prosecutors have absolute immunity from suit for prosecutorial decisions.

I was cited for my 14th operating after revoaction, what am i looking at when i go to court?

Check with an attorney in your area, as policies regarding prosecution of this offense vary widely from county to county. Those general policies...

Yes, you can still be arrested and charged, given that you confessed to the store, and then posted another confession on line here. Don't make any...