Few people set out to operate a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI), but it is an unfortunately common occurrence. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it only takes about four drinks to breach the legal limit of .08%. The more drinks you have...
Everyone who lives in Wisconsin knows the prevalence of drinking. This is a state in which alcohol is a part of our culture. The sad fact is that drunk driving is an unfortunate part of that culture, too. In fact, in 2020, Wisconsin was the 4th highest state ranked by...
Any criminal charge is a very serious issue. That said, the law does not view every criminal charge as equal. When facing drug charges in Wisconsin, the severity of consequences depends on the substance involved. Many come to us here at Krische & Moertel, LLC...
Disorderly conduct has long been among the most frequently charged crimes in the state of Wisconsin. Disorderly conduct is a Class B misdemeanor. It carries a maximum penalty of a $1,000 fine and 90 days in jail. Wisconsin law defines disorderly conduct as doing...
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...
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....
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...
When America began its war on drugs campaign, it operated on the premise that punishing drug offenders would deter people from using or misusing drugs. As you may have noticed, over the past few years, lawmakers across the country stepped forward to challenge this...
Wisconsin police typically need a warrant to enter and search a person's private residence. In fact, if they show up unannounced and request entry to a person's home, the person in question does not have to consent to a search. There are exceptions to the rule,...
If you are a college student in Wisconsin facing criminal charges, you know there is a lot on the line. In addition to the criminal penalties you are facing, you may also have to deal with things such as loss of scholarships, removal from student programs and even...
