What’s going to happen?
Everyone who has ever been charged with a crime has asked themselves that question at some point.
The truth is every case is different. Each has its own legal complications and unique facts. However, in Wisconsin state courts, cases tend to follow a pattern. Watch the videos below to learn how your case might move through the court system and things you can do to help along the way.
Valley View Law founder and attorney Tripp Stroud previews the different steps in a criminal case.
Valley View Law found and attorney Tripp Stroud shares his tips and tricks on what you can do to help your criminal case.
Wisconsin’s criminal laws change all the time. Learn more below.
Hiring a criminal defense lawyer
Being charged with a crime is a serious and devastating event in anyone’s life. If you or someone you care about is being charged with a crime, you need to know that one of the most crucial decisions that can decide the outcome of your case is also one of the earliest decisions you’ll have to make. Hiring an attorney.
In this guide, we offer some key questions to ask when interviewing attorneys about your case.
Clear my criminal record
Not many people know that the State of Wisconsin keeps a database on every arrest, charging, and criminal conviction that occurs throughout the state and then sells that information to the public. Let me tell you the secret to get your name out of that database.
Clear my criminal record
In my previous post, I told you what expungement is and who can get it. Not many people know that tour criminal history is still a public record even if it’s been expunged. What the hell? In this article I explain what that’s all about.