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If you don't follow the Safer At Home Order requirements, you could be charged with and found guilty of a misdemeanor offense that carries up to 30 days in jail and/or a $250 fine.

The WI DOC has granted each person in prison 2 free phone calls per week, with each call lasting as long as 15 minutes.

The Wisconsin DMV will not be holding in-person administrative review hearings due to the Coronavirus outbreak. If you have an OWI/drunk driving arrest, call us right away to find out what your options are.

Attorney note from a case disposition involving a client's successful completion of drug treatment court.

Wisconsin locks up too many people when better options exist. The untold human cost and fiscal expense of this will eat at the civic soul and vitality of our community if left unchecked.

How adverse childhood experiences and trauma impact decision-making in criminal case sentencing.

Craig is presenting today at the 2019 State Public Defender's Office Trial Skills on developing a defense theory of the case, and brainstorming.

With the Democratic National Convention on its way to Milwaukee in 2020, our firm will compare and discuss the criminal justice platforms and positions of the Democratic and Republican parties and the various candidates during the 2020 campaign season. The first of an occasional series.

When police get a search warrant for a property, they have the ability to request what's called a "no-knock" warrant. A no-knock warrant authorizes police to enter that property to search it without having to announce themselves first, which means that they enter by using force.

Craig Mastantuono will present at Marquette University Law School on updates in the law from the current term related to criminal procedure issues.