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.
For convictions in State Circuit Court, Wisconsin law allows for expungement of a person’s criminal conviction in limited instances.
A state appeals court has clarified the standard required before a person committed as sexually violent can receive a new discharge hearing in circuit court.
So what do you do when your client is guilty?
As of November 1st, 2011, Wisconsin’s concealed carry law, section 941.23, is changing. Currently, anyone who is armed with a concealed dangerous weapon, except a police officer, is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor
In a plea agreement negotiated with the Federal Government, a Mastantuono Law Office client received a prison sentence for a white collar criminal case involving a fraud scheme.
A Mastantuono Law Office client accused of unlawfully diverting $73,000 from his mother’s retirement account while acting as her durable power of attorney resolved his felony prosecution in Washington County, agreeing to plead no contest to an amended misdemeanor charge, and was sentenced to three months jail with Huber privileges.
In the competitive legal profession, having a name that stands out doesn’t hurt.
Mastantuono Law Office appeared before the Wisconsin Supreme Court for oral argument over a defendant’s right to have legal counsel today, which Mastantuono Law argued was denied to our client in this case.
People can blog, tweet or text from almost anywhere — as long as they’re not in a jury box. It used to be that judges would instruct jurors not to converse about an ongoing case with anyone they might encounter coming in or going out of the courthouse. That’s not enough anymore.
