The First 72 Hours After an OWI Arrest in Wisconsin
What to do and not do in the three days after a Wisconsin OWI arrest — the 10-day refusal clock, the IID paperwork, and the mistakes that sink cases before they start.
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What to do and not do in the three days after a Wisconsin OWI arrest — the 10-day refusal clock, the IID paperwork, and the mistakes that sink cases before they start.
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