Dealing with the media after an arrest can add stress to an already difficult situation. Whether the charges involve you or someone else in your family, it’s normal to feel concerned about how this will impact your reputation. Rash reactions could quickly turn a...
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Understanding the court process for drug offenses
Understanding the court process for drug offenses can be complex. Legal terminology and court procedures might seem overwhelming, but breaking them down can make the process more accessible. Initial steps in drug charge cases When someone faces drug charges, the...
Differing charges for heroin, fentanyl, and cocaine
Drug charges in Wisconsin carry serious consequences, but the specific substance involved can significantly impact the legal outcomes. Understanding how heroin, fentanyl, and cocaine charges differ can help you navigate the legal landscape more effectively. Heroin...
How to support your child through drug addiction
Supporting a child through drug addiction following a sports injury is challenging. However, parents can access various resources in Wisconsin to help their children overcome addiction. It is important to understand some steps to effectively support the child during...
How does a Wisconsin OWI affect auto insurance?
Driving under the influence in Wisconsin can affect more than just legal penalties. One area where its impact is noticeable is auto insurance. When someone receives an OWI, his or her auto insurance rates typically skyrocket. Higher premiums Following an OWI, people...
Recognizing signs of prescription drug abuse in your teen
Recognizing signs of prescription drug abuse in teenagers is helpful for parents, educators and caregivers. Prescription drug abuse among teens can have serious consequences, including addiction, overdose and long-term health issues. By understanding the warning...
Circumstantial evidence types that may be present in a drug case
Drug cases often rely on a variety of circumstantial evidence. Circumstantial evidence, unlike direct evidence, does not directly prove anything. Instead, it relies on inference. In Wisconsin, drug cases may involve several types of circumstantial evidence. Each can...
Common mistakes parents can make with their children’s bail
Parents usually do not want their children, even if they are adults, to stay in jail when they are dealing with criminal charges. In Wisconsin, understanding the bail process helps ensure the best outcome for a child's case. However, several common mistakes can...
What should you know before deciding about a plea bargain?
If you are facing a drug possession charge in Wisconsin, the prosecutor could offer you a plea bargain. This involves pleading guilty, sometimes to a lesser charge, in exchange for a lesser sentence. While a plea deal is often tempting, there are some important...