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In an update on our previous post regarding the botched ATF investigation in Milwaukee, one of the individuals prosecuted as a result of that operation went to sentencing Thursday.

By now Wisconsin drivers should know that you can no longer send text messages or emails while driving.

The United States Supreme Court decided yesterday that our Fourth Amendment Right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures does not allow police executing a...

It is the job of any good criminal defense attorney to know and advise your client of the consequences of entering a guilty plea to a charge.

On April 29th, 2011, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Mastantuono Law Office client in a case involving an important and potentially divisive issue for the criminal justice system.

Mastantuono Law Office has a wealth of experience litigating Search & Seizure issues in State and Federal Courts.

The Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals decision today addressed a male defendant’s extending his middle finger at a police officer running radar as the vehicle he was a passenger in drove past in New York.

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.

A 27-year-old Milwaukee man with four prior drunken driving convictions was sentenced Tuesday to 14 years in prison for the high-speed motorcycle crash that killed his girlfriend last summer on the 27th Street Viaduct.