In a Sauk County case charging Attorney Bednarek’s client with a 1st drunk driving offense (OWI) and Refusal (refusing to submit to a sobriety test), the jury deliberated for only 11 minutes before returning a not guilty verdict. The client was acquitted on all charges.
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