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There are multiple types of drug crimes that a person may face, ranging from “simple” charges of drug possession to more serious offenses involving manufacturing or distributing controlled substances. Because these types of crimes are taken so seriously by law enforcement, a person who is arrested on drug charges may be concerned that they will face serious consequences, such as the requirement to pay large fines or serve a lengthy sentence in prison. Alleged offenders should be aware of the options for probation that may be available in some cases, and they will need to understand the rules and restrictions they may face if they receive this type of sentence.
Conditional Discharge for First-Time Drug Possession Offenses
If a person had not previously been convicted of any drug-related offenses, they may receive a sentence of conditional discharge following a guilty plea or verdict for a charge of possession or attempted possession of controlled substances. Conditional discharge is another term for probation. When sentencing a person to probation, a judge will determine an appropriate period for the sentence, which is usually between six months and three years. After completing probation, all charges against the person will be dismissed, and they will not have a criminal conviction on their record. Conditional discharge for drug possession charges is only available to a person once during their lifetime.
When sentencing a person to probation, a judge will impose certain terms and conditions that the person will be required to follow. Any violations of these terms and conditions may result in the court imposing the applicable penalties for the offense, and a conviction will remain on the person’s record. In drug possession cases, the terms of probation may include the requirement to receive treatment for substance abuse at an inpatient or outpatient treatment facility. Other rules that a person may be required to follow during probation include:
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While the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees that Americans have the right to bear arms, there are some cases where laws restrict people’s ability to own or possess weapons. Some states have passed what are known as “red flag” laws that make it illegal for certain people to own firearms or other types of weapons based on their criminal history or other issues that could potentially create a danger to others. People in Wisconsin will want to understand what types of weapons laws apply to them, and anyone who is facing 
The use of marijuana has become more acceptable in the United States over the past several years. Many people treat this substance the same as alcohol, considering it to be a relatively harmless recreational drug to be used in moderation. However, even though multiple states have made marijuana legal as either prescription medication or a recreational substance, it continues to be illegal in Wisconsin and at the federal level. Drivers in Wisconsin should be aware of the potential consequences they may face if they are arrested for 
It is not uncommon for there to be a number of disagreements between a couple who is going through a divorce. While there are often personal issues lingering that caused the divorce to begin with, the couple must now decide how their married life will be divided – including child custody, division of marital assets and debt, child support, and more. This can result in even more disagreements and acrimony. Unfortunately, in many cases, even after the divorce has long been finalized, one spouse may still refuse to comply with the court’s orders. In these situations, the other spouse can seek the assistance of a Milwaukee County family law attorney in taking the
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