Many residents of Wisconsin can attest to needing medicine like pills or liquids to treat a health condition. However, some people are different because they use a hypodermic needle to inject medication. Individuals who need syringes for health reasons should not have...
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Legalizing marijuana in Madison: just the beginning
Considering how many people would benefit from using cannabis in Wisconsin, many state leaders want to push for its legal use. Decriminalization of marijuana would allow certain forms of drug possession and use without legal repercussions such as fines and jail time....
Controlling urges to prevent a second OWI
Facing charges of OWI in Wisconsin may give people the push to change their habits, but that does not mean that the temptation to drink will never return. Learning to manage triggers and control their impulses can, however, decrease their risk of getting a second OWI....
How will you get around after an OWI and license suspension?
In the state of Wisconsin, operating while intoxicated refers to driving with a blood alcohol concentration level of .08% or higher. If law enforcement stops you on suspicion of OWI, you stand to lose your driving privileges. What happens next? How will you get...
Reentering the workforce after a drug conviction
People charged with drug crimes in Wisconsin may spend time behind bars depending on the severity of their circumstances. This time away from all of the normal obligations in their life could create uncertainty and even anxiety when it is time to reenter society. One...
What if law enforcement catches me driving impaired with a child?
When you receive a conviction for operating a vehicle while intoxicated in Wisconsin, you may face penalties such as jail time, license suspension and fines. These penalties increase depending on the circumstances of your arrest. According to the State of Wisconsin...
Marijuana charges and child custody
Whether you were recently pulled over and accused of operating a vehicle while intoxicated or you are facing charges related to the unlawful possession of marijuana, there are many charges that people face. The consequences vary from one case to the next and those...
Can a prescription land you behind bars?
Driving around with a few pills in your car may find you in trouble should a police officer find them. If you find yourself in the middle of a traffic stop, those pills may land you in jail. Prescription pills filled properly and in the requisite bottle may not result...
Did you know that these medications affect your driving ability?
Your doctor prescribed you a new medication recently, but do you know the full impact of the prescription's side effects? Specific medications can hamper your driving ability, which can result in an auto accident and potential charges. The FDA examines medications...
Understanding the mechanics of breath testing devices
Past posts on this blog correctly detailed that it is possible for one to challenge the result of a breath test. Indeed, many criminal courts (both in Wisconsin and throughout the rest of the U.S.) often will not consider such results when preparing evidence to...
