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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.

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

Mastantuono Law Office represents the homeowner related to the March 3, 2012 shooting in Slinger, Washington County, which is discussed in a Journal Sentinel article regarding the Washington County District Attorney’s decision not to charge our client criminally, issued today.

In this article, the Wisconsin State Bar discusses a potential new law in Wisconsin that would allow police to take DNA from a person who has been arrested for certain offenses.

Attorneys Craig Mastantuono and Rebecca Coffee discuss the changing State and Federal Constitutional interplay of criminal defendants’ right to counsel during formal criminal proceedings.

When a person is convicted of a felony in Wisconsin, a DNA sample is taken and stored in a state database.

RACINE – A missing front license plate and baby shoes hanging from the rearview mirror were enough to warrant a traffic stop, a judge ruled Monday.

Last month, there was a rally in Waukesha County supporting gun rights in Wisconsin; the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel covered the event in an article here.

Craig Mastantuono spoke earlier this month at the Annual Conference of the Wisconsin State Public Defender on Wisconsin’s Castle Doctrine law