Electric scooters offer a quick and convenient option for short-distance travel. However, operating one while under the influence of alcohol or drugs could lead to serious legal consequences. In Wisconsin, depending on the circumstances, doing so may result in an OWI...
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What should you expect after being arrested for OWI in Wisconsin?
Getting arrested for OWI in Wisconsin can be a stressful and confusing experience. Understanding what happens next can help you navigate the process with greater confidence. The arrest and booking process After an OWI arrest in Wisconsin, the police will transport...
Can you expunge OWI charges in Wisconsin?
A criminal record can cast a long shadow over your life. It can affect everything from job opportunities to housing applications. If you're a college student, it may even potentially affect your education and student loans. When facing OWI charges, it's natural to...
E-cigarettes and driving regulations in Wisconsin
E-cigarettes are popular among college students. A study shows that e-cigarette use among college students went up from 4.9% in 2015 to 12.6% in 2019. While federal law bans selling e-cigarettes to people under 21, those 21 and older often take a more cavalier view of...
Partying this Halloween? Do not drive home drunk
The excitement of Halloween parties often brings with it the temptation to indulge. While enjoyment is key, driving under the influence can lead to severe legal consequences. Familiarizing yourself with Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) laws is a step toward a safer...
How Wisconsin OWI laws apply to underage drivers
College is an exciting time for students. It’s not just a time for learning – for many, it’s a time to let loose and have fun. There’s no denying that plenty of alcohol goes around college campuses. According to a survey, over 50% of college students ages 18 to 22...
Can you really get an OWI without driving your car?
It is easy to assume that an OWI charge only applies when someone is actually driving under the influence of alcohol. However, under Wisconsin law, it is possible to face an OWI charge even without driving a vehicle. The key factor in an OWI is whether the person has...
Need to sober up before driving? Avoid these common myths
Many students believe there are foolproof strategies that can quickly sober them up after drinking to drive safely. These misconceptions can lead to dangerous situations on the road. Understanding how alcohol affects your body can help you make responsible decisions....
4 OWI misconceptions parents should debunk with their kids
Wisconsin takes pride in its rich brewing history. Studies have shown this fostered a culture where beer, brandy and bratwurst rule. Some college students knock back drinks, too. However, reaching the legal drinking age or legally getting alcohol from family is no...
Methods for figuring out whether you are too drunk to drive
Driving while drunk is extremely risky. However, it can be a challenge to know when your intoxication level is too high to get behind the wheel. Fortunately, there are various methodologies for determining whether you should stay put or have someone else drive you to...


