Arrest & Bail
- Arrest & Conviction Records (WI Civil Rights Bureau)
- Arrest: Answering Your Legal Questions (State Bar of WI)
- Pretrial policies (National Conference of State Legislatures)
50 state survey of laws for right to counsel, citations, conditions of release and bail, and more - WI Crime Information Bureau (WI Dept. of Justice)
- Wisconsin Bail Manual (National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers)
- Forms
- Bail / Bond (WI Court System)
- Miranda Rights
- Miranda v. Arizona - facts and case summary (US Courts)
- Miranda v. Arizona (Library of Congress)
The Law (Additional statutes, regulations & opinions may apply to your specific situation.)
- WI Statutes: ch. 818 "Arrest & Bail"
- WI Statutes: s. 946.49 "Bail Jumping"
- WI Statutes: s. 946.75 "Denial of Right of Counsel"
- WI Statutes: ch. 968 "Commencement of Criminal Proceedings"
- WI Statutes: s. 968.07 "Arrest By Law Enforcement Officer"
- WI Statutes: ch. 969 "Bail and Other Conditions of Release"
- WI Statutes: s. 970.01 "Initial Appearance Before a Judge"; Arrest Without a Warrant
- WI Constitution: Art. 1 Sec. 8
- U.S. Constitution: 8th Amendment
- Opinions
- State v. Bartelt, 2018 WI 16, 379 Wis 2d 588
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held that the defendant was not in custody for the purposes of Miranda. Elements which were considered included the suspect's ability to leave, the purpose, place and length of the interrogation, the degree of restraint, and the age of the defendant. - On Point Case Summaries (2010-) (WI State Public Defender)
- State v. Bartelt, 2018 WI 16, 379 Wis 2d 588
Search for more statutes, regulations & opinions.
Related Topics
- County Resources
- Criminal Defense
- Criminal Law & Procedure
- Drunk Driving
- Legal Assistance
- Pardons etc
- Prisons & Prisoners
- Public Records
- Search & Seizure
Law Review Articles
- Confessions & Culture: the Interaction of Miranda and Diversity
Jnl of Criminal Law & Criminology 90:1 (Fall 1999) p.1 - DNA Evidence Changes for Whom the Statutes Toll
Trial 40:2 (Feb 2004) 12(3) - Evaporation Point: State vs Sykes and the Erosion of the Fourth Amendment through the Search-Incident-to-Arrest Exception
Iowa Law Review July 2007 p1901 - Pre-Arrest Silence: Minding that Gap Between Fourth Amendment Stops and Fifth Amendment Custody
Jnl of Criminal Law & Criminology 93:2-2 (Winter-Spring 2003) p651 - There Aren't Many Arrests Like That (Hearsay)
Trial 43:10 (Oct 2007) 92(1) - Wisconsin Police Now Need Only a Reasonable Suspicion to Search a Suspect's Blood Incident to an Arrest
Wis. L. Rev. 1993 n2 (March-April 1993) p523-561
Library Resources
- Arrest & Prosecution in Domestic Abuse Incidents
- Civil process manual
- Criminal Practice & Procedure: WI Practice Series
- Going to Prison?
- States Laws Regarding Employment Discrimination Based on Arrest or Conviction Record
- Wisconsin prosecutors OWI manual