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Potential Consequences Collateral to a Criminal Conviction

July 6, 2015 / 323

Author: Marcus J. Berghahn In addition to the potential for a term of incarceration, a period of supervision, payment of supervision fees, fines, court costs... Continue reading

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Pretrial Release: The Foundation for Winning at Trial or Sentencing

July 6, 2015 / 1318

Author: Marcus J. Berghahn Obtaining pretrial release for a new client is the first and best step toward achieving a good result for your client... Continue reading

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An Introduction to Federal Grand Jury Practice

July 6, 2015 / 438

Author: Marcus J. Berghahn 1. Theory 1. History of the Grand Jury Origin of grand jury dates back to 1166, when the King of England,... Continue reading

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Frequently Asked Questions Upon Conviction in Federal Court

July 6, 2015 / 2301

Author: Marcus J. Berghahn Among the most frequently asked questions by those convicted of a federal criminal offense (after “Am I going to jail and... Continue reading

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Straw, Sticks or Bricks: How Strong is the Attorney-Client Privilege? A Cautionary Tale for Defense Counsel

July 6, 2015 / 776

Author: Stephen P. Hurley Co-author: Marcus J. Berghahn Your trial date is rapidly approaching and you are confident that you have a strong case. You... Continue reading

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The Attorney-Client Privilege: The Self Defense Exception To The Attorney-Client Privilege

July 6, 2015 / 1410

Author: Stephen P. Hurley Co-author: Marcus J. Berghahn Three months after withdrawing from your representation of client and from an ethically challenged law firm, you... Continue reading

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“Sharp Practice:” The Use of Section 908.01(4)(b) Admission by Party-Opponent to Hoist A Prosecutor By His Own Words, or the Lessons of State v. Cardenas-Hernandez

July 6, 2015 / 652

Author: Stephen P. Hurley Co-author: Marcus J. Berghahn Note about title1 “Anything you say can and will be used against you” 2 We hold as... Continue reading

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Can Defense Counsel Ethically Breach A Plea Agreement?

July 6, 2015 / 654

Author: Stephen P. Hurley After a hard fought series of motions and discovery battles, you and the Assistant District Attorney have reached a settlement in... Continue reading

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Best in Show: Admissibility of Police Dog Evidence

July 6, 2015 / 279

Author: Stephen P. Hurley Co-author: Marcus J. Berghahn A few years ago, we undertook the defense of a “cold case” and, in the course of... Continue reading

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Understanding Domestic Partnerships in Wisconsin

July 6, 2015 / 1505

Author: Howard A. Sweet With the passage of the 2009 budget bill, enacted as 2009 Wisconsin Act 28 (the Act),1 Wisconsin has now joined the... Continue reading

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Potential Consequences Collateral to a Criminal Conviction

Pretrial Release: The Foundation for Winning at Trial or Sentencing

An Introduction to Federal Grand Jury Practice

Frequently Asked Questions Upon Conviction in Federal Court

Straw, Sticks or Bricks: How Strong is the Attorney-Client Privilege? A Cautionary Tale for Defense Counsel

The Attorney-Client Privilege: The Self Defense Exception To The Attorney-Client Privilege

“Sharp Practice:” The Use of Section 908.01(4)(b) Admission by Party-Opponent to Hoist A Prosecutor By His Own Words, or the Lessons of State v. Cardenas-Hernandez

Can Defense Counsel Ethically Breach A Plea Agreement?

Best in Show: Admissibility of Police Dog Evidence

Understanding Domestic Partnerships in Wisconsin

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