Wisconsin OWI Law Changes Could Include Sobriety Checkpoints

Wisconsin's OWI laws, referred to in common parlance as DUI, DWI, and drunk driving laws, last underwent significant change in 2010. The 2010 OWI changes included upping the penalty for a 4th time drunk driving offense to a felony and adding misdemeanor charges if a child was present in the vehicle. The new OWI laws also mandated an ignition interlock device for repeat offenders and first time OWI offenders over a blood alcohol content of .15.

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Wink Sentencing Delayed as Probe Continues

By Steve Schultze of the Journal Sentinel May 15, 2012

The sentencing of Darlene Wink, a former aide to Gov. Scott Walker, was delayed Tuesday until July 17 so Wink can continue to help prosecutors in an ongoing probe.

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Wisconsin Attorney Gives Examples of How to Dismiss OWI

The Milwaukee OWI lawyers at Bucher, Wolff & Sonderhouse, LLP are anxious to clarify important facts. First and foremost, DUI, driving under the influence, along with DWI, driving while intoxicated, are both officially classified in the state of Wisconsin as the charge of an OWI, operating while intoxicated. A false piece of information civilians often assume is once you violate the law, you have forfeited your basic human rights. This misinformation could not be more incorrect. Our OWI attorneys in Waukesha are ready to offer clear examples of being wrongfully convicted on drunk driving charges in Milwaukee.

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Best Advice from Waukesha Attorneys

The criminal defense attorneys at Bucher, Wolff & Sonderhouse, LLP always have your best interest in mind. Every day, local residents are booked in Waukesha County for criminal charges, ranging from domestic violence and theft allegations to drug possession and traffic offenses, including car accidents. Other advanced services are available from our law firm, serving as your divorce attorneys and handling child custody and financial disputes.

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