Possession Of Synthetic Marijuana In Wisconsin Is Illegal Although it may be legal in other states, marijuana use and possession is illegal in Wisconsin. This includes the use and possession of synthetic marijuana. Wisconsin considers synthetic marijuana to be a controlled substance, which makes the use, possession, and/or sale of the drug illegal. Synthetic Marijuana Has Been Illegal Since 2011 Some of the confusion surrounding possession of synthetic marijuana in Wisconsin may come down...

Charged with Solicitation of a minor in Wisconsin? Get legal help from Eisenberg Law The recent emphasis on sexual harassment in Hollywood and other industries has drawn attention to the solicitation of minors, particularly in the case of Senate candidate Roy Moore, who has been accused by several women of harassment when the women were teenagers. Solicitation of a minor is a crime that can occur both on- and offline. If you have been accused of soliciting a minor in Wisconsin, that is...

Recognizing Sex Crimes In Wisconsin Sex crimes are vigorously prosecuted in Wisconsin. When charged with sexual assault you might be facing fines, jail time, mandatory registration as a sex offender, and a criminal record not to mention the impact such a conviction will have on your reputation and relationships at home, with friends, and with co-workers. But what, exactly, constitutes a sex crime in Wisconsin? Broadly Defined Crime Sexual crimes are very broadly defined in Wisconsin....

Wisconsin Law firm explains Domestic Abuse charges Domestic abuse is a serious charge that brings significant consequences to you. If you are arrested, you face immediate and long-lasting damage to your reputation, as well as fines and jail time.  Wisconsin law firm Eisenberg Law can help you understand the domestic abuse charges and consequences and provide the legal representation you need to respond to the charges. Defining Domestic Abuse In Wisconsin, domestic abuse comes when you...

Madison Criminal Attorney provides insights on battery charges When most people talk about “assault,” the crime they are really thinking about is battery. Assault refers to a threat that causes someone fear of harm. Battery, under Wisconsin law, is how we define an act that causes harm. But the seriousness of the charge, and the penalties you face, depend on how much harm you cause, and how much you mean to cause. The greater the harm, the worse the consequences you face. Misdemeanor...