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When the police come knocking you might feel caught off guard, nervous or confused.  As you quickly gather your thoughts, you may have many questions spinning through your brain.  Do the police need a warrant to come into your home?  What happens if you just don’t respond?  Why are the police even at your door if you didn’t do anything wrong; OR EVEN IF YOU DID? So what do you do?

“How much REAL time will I do.”  In Wisconsin the short answer is, ALL of it!

You have heard it before, an inmate being “up for parole.”  Perhaps what you do not know is that this traditional way of sentencing offender went away. 

When “the luck of the Irish” runs out!

St. Patrick's Day is next week, and you know what that means - green clothing, green decorations and green beer!  If you are going to have a glass of that festive brew, be sure to hand over your keys first – because driving buzzed will bring you no luck on St. Patrick's Day.

THE MYTH OF THE FIFTH - We have all heard “I plead the Fifth” on TV, but what does it really mean?

Most people, have a vague idea of what this means.  On TV this scene typically happens in a courtroom and it’s said by the person on trial who is refusing to say anything else. 

“She Blinded Me With Science” – Thomas Dolby

Police have used fingerprint evidence to catch and convict criminals for more than 100 years.  Specifically, latent fingerprint analysis is the method where an analyst compares an unknown fingerprint (latent print) recovered from some part of a crime scene, item, or other source and compares it to a known print.