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...
Many people experience anxiety when they see blue lights flip on in their rear-view mirrors, and this may occur even if they are not doing anything wrong. It makes sense that a traffic stop may make you nervous or uncomfortable, but understanding what rights you have...
As a Wisconsin resident with a professional license, you may believe you have job security based on the demand for specific qualifications. However, if you have a drug conviction on your record, licensing authorities may suspend or revoke your license. This could...
As more states legalize medical and recreational marijuana bills, other states need to reckon with their relationship with the drug. Wisconsin's current penalties for the possession of any amount may result in up to a $1000 fine or 6 months in prison for a first...
An OWI conviction can have many repercussions throughout your life, no matter what stage of life you are in. In particular, you want to watch out if working or attending college. Many workers understand the risks of OWI convictions. But for college students, the...
After your recent operating while intoxicated offense, you must learn to navigate the charge's financial and personal fallout on your life. Do you have a resiliency plan for keeping your life on track and preparing for the road ahead? Absolute Advocacy examines how a...
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...
You know that an OWI conviction can put you at risk for a jail or prison sentence, a stiff fine and possible loss of your driver’s license, but did you know that an OWI conviction can also make it difficult, if not impossible, for you to pursue the career of your...
If you use marijuana recreationally or have drug charges related to marijuana, you might have heard of the MORE Act. The Act first saw its introduction to the house in the summer of 2019 and continues to make its way through the channels. If the bill makes it to the...
