Immigration Consequences of Criminal Charges for Non-Citizens

December 31, 2024 | Criminal Convictions

Remaining in the United States as a non-citizen is not something that should be taken lightly. Your status in this country is something that is always subject to review, and it could change at any moment. Specifically, you could lose the right to be in the country if you have been convicted of certain crimes. If you are a non-citizen, and you have been charged with a crime, there are far more consequences at stake than just jail time. You may face possible deportation from this country, making it even more crucial to hire a criminal defense lawyer for your case. Contact the experienced criminal defense lawyers at Hogan Eickhoff for vigorous legal representation.

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False Accusations and Malicious Prosecution: How to Defend Yourself

October 10, 2024 | Criminal Defense Attorney

While you may have been forced to defend false allegations against you, it does not automatically mean that you are entitled to compensation when you have managed to clear your name. To an extent, prosecutors must perform some initial investigation into any allegations to know that they are acting in the interests of justice. It is only when the prosecutor initiates legal proceedings against you or continues a case that they know to be wrong that they open themselves and the state up to liability. Either way, the criminal defense attorneys at Hogan Eickhoff are ready to help when you have been accused of anything because the potential consequences can be steep.

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Sex Crimes: Allegations, Defenses, and the Impact on Your Life

September 10, 2024 | Criminal Convictions

Even being accused of a sex crime can have a frantic impact on your life. The presumption of innocence until guilt is proven does nothing to protect your reputation from incalculable damages. Then, if you are ultimately convicted of the sex crime, you will face far-reaching consequences, from your freedom to your ability to even find a job. If you are being accused of a sex crime or you have been charged with one, you need to get legal help right away. The attorneys at Hogan Eickhoff firmly believe that everyone deserves vigorous legal representation, no matter what alleged crime is an issue in your case.

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Domestic Violence Charges: Defending Your Rights and Reputation

August 13, 2024 | Criminal Defense Attorney

Domestic violence charges are extremely serious. Not only are you facing potential jail time, but your reputation is also on the line. A conviction can have serious ramifications in all aspects of your life. Moreover, you may also be up against a system that has an interest in a rush to judgment and a quick conviction. You should never try to face the criminal justice system alone. Instead, you should always hire an experienced criminal defense attorney like Hogan Eickhoff to make sure that your legal rights are respected and to work to obtain the best possible outcome in your case.

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The Criminal Justice Process in Wisconsin: From Arrest to Trial

July 16, 2024 | Arraignment

It is crucial that you know what you expect when you find yourself in the criminal justice process in Wisconsin. Your case will have a number of steps that can play out over time. For each of these steps, it is vital that you have legal representation from an experienced criminal defense attorney who can vigorously defend you from the charges against you. The attorneys at Hogan Eickhoff deliver results for our clients, and we can put our experience to work for you. Contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation with one of our attorneys.

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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Facing Criminal Charges in Appleton

July 2, 2024 | Criminal Defense Attorney

Many defendants can handicap their own criminal defense in the early days of their case. Once you have made a critical mistake, you cannot take it back. It is on the record for law enforcement to use it against you as they wish. In addition, you can also make mistakes with other things that you can do or say away from the eyes and ears of law enforcement. Always hire an experienced criminal defense attorney at the first possible opportunity. Reach out to the lawyers at Hogan Eickhoff to discuss your case and learn about your legal rights. In the meantime, here are some mistakes to avoid making when you are in the criminal justice system.

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Can a Criminal Defense Attorney Get Charges Dropped in Wisconsin?

October 10, 2023 | Court Hearings

Most criminal cases do not end up at trial. Either the charges are dropped, or the defendant reaches a plea agreement with the prosecutor. Your criminal defense attorney may look for a way to get the charges dropped if it is at all possible. In some cases, the charges are dropped when you successfully fight and stand up for your legal rights. In other cases, the charges may be dropped as part of a deal with the prosecutor.

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How to Choose the Best Criminal Defense Attorney in Wisconsin

September 5, 2023 | Criminal Defense Attorney

It goes without saying that you need to hire your own criminal defense attorney for your Wisconsin court case. You must make your decision quickly because your legal rights depend on you getting the necessary legal help. The question then becomes which attorney you should hire. You are faced with many choices, as there may be a large number of criminal defense attorneys in your area. The attorney you select must be the right attorney for you, and you must make the selection under pressure. Here are some things that you should consider when choosing a Wisconsin criminal defense lawyer.

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Exploring Wisconsin’s Self-Defense Laws in Criminal Cases

August 22, 2023 | Constitution

Kyle Rittenhouse was an 18-year-old man charged with reckless homicide and intentional homicide in the shooting of three men during protests against the shooting of a black man, Jacob Blake, by a white police officer in Kenosha in 2021. Rittenhouse’s defense attorneys argued that Rittenhouse was the person facing danger, with one man trying to attack Rittenhouse with a skateboard and Rittenhouse only defending himself against his would-be attackers.

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Constitutional Rights in Wisconsin Criminal Cases

July 5, 2023 | Constitution

The United States Constitution is the supreme law of the country, and the first 10 amendments to the Constitution were known as the Bill of Rights. In total, there have been 33 amendments to the Constitution proposed by the United States Congress and sent to the states for ratification, with 27 being ratified by the requisite number of states and becoming part of the Constitution, six being adopted by Congress and sent to the states but not ratified by the required number of states, four still pending, one being closed and failing on its own terms, and one being closed and failing by the terms of the resolution proposing it.

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