Wisconsin Criminal Defense Legal Questions

Generally while the case is open, there will be a no contact order in place. You can get that dropped by getting a safety plan in place. As far as the self-defense claim, it's not technically relevant whther they are still in a relationship. What matters is what happened that day. Nevertheless, the context can always sway the judge or jury.... Read Answer

Embezzlement by definition is a crime: it is taking property of another which is lawfully in your control, and converting it to your own use or the use of another. The maximum penalties for embezzlement vary depending on the jurisdiction. The ultimate penalty to be imposed is up to the court, and it considers many factors, most of which are set by statute, and some by prior appellate decisions. I am concerned, though, about the purpose of your question. Are you a person injured by the wrongful taking? Are you a member of the partnership? Are you someone with a grudge against someone else who wants to take some kind of revenge? If you have real knowledge of a real crime, you should notify law enforcement. But since an investigation can cost someone lots of money and peace of mind, you should only notify the authorities if you have real facts to back up your suspicions.... Read Answer

I know of no remedy available to you on the jerk former boss If he does take you to court, you will need a lawyer to defend you If you believe you are due past overtime, you may contact Wage and Hour Division (WHD) - U.S. Department of Labor http://www.wagehour.dol.gov/ They have investigators that handle such questions.... Read Answer