At M&C Law, we routinely represent people on supervision – probation or parole – who are revoked and sent back to prison by their Department of Corrections (DOC) agents for non-criminal rule violations.
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DEFENDING PEOPLE IN THE HEARTLAND OF AMERICA
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE IN THE 2015-16 TERM – MARQUETTE LAW SEMINAR
Craig is speaking today to fellow practitioners – both prosecutors and defenders – at the annual Marquette University Law School Conference on Recent Developments in Criminal Law.
New Study: Not All Forensic Evidence Is Scientifically Sound
The White House released a report today that will effect the admissibilty of certain scientific evidence in criminal trials.
THOUGHTS FROM PHILADELPHIA: CRIME AND JUSTICE REFORM IN THE 2016 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
I’m a Milwaukee criminal defense lawyer and, this week, a delegate to the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Philadelphia.
Police/Citizen Encounters: Something’s Gotta Give
As defense lawyers, we fight for our clients; that’s the heart of what we do.
THE CONTINUING EROSION OF THE 4TH AMENDMENT
This week the US Supreme Court issued a decision changing search and seizure law in Utah v. Strieff.
Wisconsin’s New Speed Limit: 70
CraigSelect highways across Wisconsin now have a 70 mph speed limit. It's reported that all of the signs are now up along the designated sections. Mastantuono
The Right to Keep and Bear Arms Includes Stun Guns
The US Supreme Court issued a decision in Caetano v. Massachusetts vacating a Boston woman’s conviction for possessing a stun gun, after the highest Court in Massachusetts...
JURY TRIAL NOT GUILTY VERDICT – MKE CO.
Friday afternoon brought an end to a jury trial that Rebecca and Craig conducted in Milwaukee County in a first degree sexual assault of a child case, in which our client was accused falsely of inappropriately touching his adoptive son, a special needs child with mental health isues and cognitive delays.
WISCT Holds Dissipation of Heroin in Blood Supports Exigent Circumstances for Warrant Exception
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held this week that the body’s metabolization of heroin provides exigent circumstances to support a blood draw without a warrant.