January 2012 Archives

Former nurse in Wisconsin faces prescription drug crime charges

On behalf of Craig Kuhary - Walden, Schuster & Vaklyes on January 31, 2012
Category: Drug Charges
Tags: Drug Charges, Prescription Drug Abuse, Prescription Drug Charges, Theft and Burglary
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Earning the right to move on from juvenile offenses

On behalf of Craig Kuhary - Walden, Schuster & Vaklyes on January 28, 2012
Category: Juvenile Crimes
Tags: Criminal Justice Reform, Drug Charges, Juvenile Crime, domestic violence
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False sex crime allegations result in charges for Wisconsin woman

On behalf of Craig Kuhary - Walden, Schuster & Vaklyes on January 26, 2012
Category: Sex Crimes
Tags: Criminal Defense, False Accusations, Sex Crimes, Sexual Assault
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Smartphone app aids drivers in avoiding DUI

On behalf of Craig Kuhary - Walden, Schuster & Vaklyes on January 23, 2012
Category: DUI Defense
Tags: Blood Alcohol Concentration, DUI, Drunk Driving, Field Sobriety Test
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Wisconsin case clarifies OWI law

On behalf of Craig Kuhary - Walden, Schuster & Vaklyes on January 20, 2012
Category: DUI Defense
Tags: DUI defense, OWI, criminal law
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Unique diversion program proposed for Wisconsin juvenile offenders

On behalf of Craig Kuhary - Walden, Schuster & Vaklyes on January 11, 2012
Category: Juvenile Crimes
Tags: Alternative Sentencing, Car Theft, Diversion Programs, Juvenile Crime
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Wisconsin cold weather is creating opportunities for car theft

On behalf of Craig Kuhary - Walden, Schuster & Vaklyes on January 9, 2012
Category: Juvenile Crimes
Tags: Car Theft, Criminal Defense, Juvenile Crime, Theft and Burglary
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Wisconsin SC delivers important ruling on OWI stops: Part II

On behalf of Craig Kuhary - Walden, Schuster & Vaklyes on January 5, 2012
Category: DUI Defense
Tags: Blood Alcohol Concentration, Operating While Intoxicated, Probable Cause, Prohibited Alcohol Concentration, Wisconsin Supreme Court
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Wisconsin SC delivers important ruling on OWI stops: Part I

On behalf of Craig Kuhary - Walden, Schuster & Vaklyes on January 3, 2012
Category: DUI Defense
Tags: Blood Alcohol Concentration, Operating While Intoxicated, Probable Cause, Prohibited Alcohol Concentration, Wisconsin Supreme Court
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January 2012 Archives

Former nurse in Wisconsin faces prescription drug crime charges

Earning the right to move on from juvenile offenses

False sex crime allegations result in charges for Wisconsin woman

Smartphone app aids drivers in avoiding DUI

Wisconsin case clarifies OWI law

Unique diversion program proposed for Wisconsin juvenile offenders

Wisconsin cold weather is creating opportunities for car theft

Wisconsin SC delivers important ruling on OWI stops: Part II

Wisconsin SC delivers important ruling on OWI stops: Part I

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