Category: OWI
How an Attorney Can Fight a DUI
On behalf of J. Kippa Law, LLC | June 16, 2022
There are many proven ways that an attorney can fight a DUI, including challenging the manner in which the underlying evidence was obtained by law enforcement. Having a proven attorney fighting for your rights and interests can make all the difference. DUI/OWI
What Happens With a First Offense OWI in Wisconsin?
On behalf of J. Kippa Law, LLC | May 4, 2022
With a first offense OWI in Wisconsin comes many charges and penalties. Offenders are charged a $150-$300 fine, as well as a $435 OWI surcharge fee. Penalties consist of the revocation of driver’s license for 6-9 months or more, or a 24/7 sobriety program with a duration of one year. Follow the link to learn…
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OWI: A Criminal and Civil Problem
On behalf of J. Kippa Law, LLC | April 8, 2022
OWI is not just a criminal matter. While criminal penalties can include jail and probation, the civil penalties are just as severe. They include fines, driver’s license suspension, mandatory alcohol assessment, and ignition interlock device. Having an experienced defense attorney is important if you wish to limit your exposure to these harsh civil consequences. DUI/OWI…
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14-Year-Old Citied for OWI in Crash
On behalf of J. Kippa Law, LLC | March 24, 2022
A 14-year-old was cited for OWI in the aftermath of a crash that hurt five people in Madison on March 14. This is a reminder that the legal limit for drivers under the age of 21 is 0.0. https://www.weau.com/2022/03/15/14-year-old-cited-owi-crash-that-hurt-five-people/
3 Things to Know About Breathalyzer Tests
On behalf of J. Kippa Law, LLC | March 13, 2022
The breath tests administered when someone is under suspicion of drunk driving are so entrenched in our society that the Breathalyzer brand has reached the level of Kleenex, becoming the common name used for all breath tests. You may know the name Breathalyzer, but we think the following three facts are crucial for you to…
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What is Wisconsin’s Lifetime Revocation Law?
On behalf of J. Kippa Law, LLC | March 7, 2022
Did you know? Wisconsin law provides for the permanent revocation of driving privileges when a person has four or more OWI offenses. Permanent revocation also makes a person ineligible for an occupational license. https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/license-drvs/susp-or-rvkd/lifetime-rev.aspx
OWI Prevention Technology Could Be in All Cars by 2026
On behalf of J. Kippa Law, LLC | January 10, 2022
Technology such as an infrared light that can detect signs of alcohol in the blood or devices for detecting alcohol on a driver’s breath could be in all new vehicles as soon as 2026. https://www.wisn.com/article/anti-drunk-driving-technology-could-be-in-all-new-cars-by-2026/38642715#