Drug crimes in Wisconsin can have significant legal repercussions. Your involvement might impact your life in numerous ways and for many years in the future unless you resolve to change. Overcoming drug convictions is something anyone can do. When you know some...
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The penalties for cocaine possession in Wisconsin
If caught with cocaine, your life could unravel. These charges could shatter your reputation as well as your career, and they could also lead to financial hardships and even time behind bars. In the wake of a drug-related offense, you might feel overwhelmed and even...
Previous drunk driving charges and the legal limit
As a driver, it is pivotal to understand the legal limit and realize that under certain circumstances, the threshold becomes lower. For example, those under the age of 21 cannot operate a vehicle with any amount of alcohol in their system. In addition, the legal limit...
Reviewing the penalties for synthetic cannabinoid possession
In many states, marijuana has become decriminalized or even legalized, but you should realize that marijuana remains illegal in many jurisdictions. In addition, you could have questions about the legality of synthetic cannabinoids, especially since state laws did not...
What To Know About Court-Ordered Community Service
A Wisconsin judge may mandate community service for college students who drive while intoxicated or operate any vehicle under drug or alcohol influence. Probation is contingent upon completing this form of punishment, an alternative to jail time that can negatively...
An OWI conviction and the impact on your future
If you are a college student, you likely have a plan for life after graduation and are looking forward to putting your ideas in motion. One unexpected issue such as a conviction for OWI can derail that plan and affect your future in many different ways. The employment...
Are the penalties harsher for underage drinking and driving?
Operating while intoxicated or OWI charge means you got caught driving after drinking. Drivers 21 and up who have a BAC of .08 may face OWI charges. If you are under 21, you may have a different experience. Under Wisconsin's "not a drop" or "absolute sobriety" law,...
3 FAQs about driving with a restricted license after an OWI
As in other states, receiving a conviction for operating a vehicle while intoxicated in Wisconsin can come with steep penalties. Even a first OWI may lead to revocation of your license for half a year or more, depending on the specific circumstances. However, state...
Who makes a good designated driver?
As temperatures begin to climb, you may be itching to have a picnic, visit your favorite restaurant or attend a sporting event. If your plans include enjoying beer, wine or spirits, though, you must be careful not to drink and drive. After all, Wisconsin has some of...
Drug convictions no longer jeopardize federal financial aid
As you may know, the U.S. Department of Education used to play a key role in the war against drugs. Specifically, the DOE suspended the federal grants, loans and work-study funds for many college-aged students who had drug convictions during their award periods. If...
