In the case of Marathon County v. L.A.R., 2022AP1226-FT, 12/29/22, District 3 (one-judge opinion; ineligible for publication) a Wisconsin court has ruled that the county
Just sitting in your car at night, in a crime area, doesn’t give the police the right to detain you! In the case of State
We defense lawyers often have what I call “Crawford Problems.” State v. Crawford is a United States Supreme Court case decided in 2009. The main
How long can the State hold you after being arrested? Well, the answer is 48 hours, but guess what? If they blow past that, the
