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OWI proposal raises court concerns
A proposed expansion of ignition interlock devices to include all first-time offense drunken drivers has some legal professionals concerned by a potential loss of court discretion and increased litigation of low-level offenses.
Motor Vehicles – OWI — prior convictions — collateral attacks
2011AP662-CR State v. Decorah
Motor Vehicles; OWI; prior convictions; collateral attacks
2011AP2053 & 2011AP2054 State v. Steinhorst
Cops: Man accused of OWI comes to court drunk
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin man already charged with drunken driving now faces a second charge after he allegedly drove himself to his court appearance while intoxicated. A Wisconsin State Journal report says 50-year-old Russell Lambert of Windsor appeared in Dane County court Friday. Madison police say a bailiff smelled alcohol on his breath […]
Motor Vehicles – OWI — sufficiency of the evidence — breath tests
2011AP931 City of Mequon v. Wilt
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