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I’m spending some time this weekend working on a case involving a client charged with violating a gun law.

When can police enter someone’s home without a warrant? This question comes up regularly in criminal justice cases, and the answer depends on the circumstances.

In an Ozaukee County case where the client was charged with misdemeanor Operating While Intoxicated Causing Injury and felony Second Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, Attorney Rebecca Coffee was able to achieve just 4 months jail with Huber privileges.

A state budget provision that would alter and eliminate early release options for inmates could prompt criminal defense attorneys to take more cases to trial.

A state budget provision that would alter and eliminate early release options for inmates could prompt criminal defense attorneys to take more cases to trial.

A tow truck driver who shot two men suspected of robbing him will not face charges for carrying a concealed weapon, the Milwaukee County district attorney’s office announced Tuesday.

The national president of the Outlaws motorcycle gang and three members have been convicted of racketeering and other charges in Virginia.

I can understand why Kelly Davis doesn’t think she’s guilty of intoxicated driving, even though she was weaving all over the road in the middle of the night and was unable to perform field sobriety tests.

Waukesha County prosecutors have decided not to cite a woman who wore a gun into a Brookfield church and had the loaded weapon inside her car when police stopped her a short time later.

In a Marathon County prosecution for Operating While Intoxicated, 5th and 6th Offenses, Attorney Rebecca Coffee of Mastantuono Law Office successfully negotiated an outcome with just 6 months jail, including Huber privileges.