Following an operating while intoxicated (OWI) or driving under influence (DUI) charge, you might be wondering how your blood alcohol content (BAC) exceeded the legal limit when you're already feeling sober. Most people may not know that alcohol remains in the body...
In Wisconsin, prosecutors can charge individuals with first-degree reckless homicide if they deliver a controlled substance that causes a user's death. This Class B felony carries the same legal weight as other homicide offenses. The state does not need to prove you...
An operating while intoxicated (OWI) charge in Wisconsin can affect more than your driving record. It can also affect your job and your professional license. If you face an OWI charge, you might have questions about your future. What often happens depends on your job...
