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In State of Wisconsin v. Dawn M. Prado, the Supreme Court of Wisconsin affirmed the earlier 2020 decision of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals (as detailed in a previous Hall Render article), to hold that a provision of Wisconsin’s “implied consent” law (see “Incapacitated driver provision”,  Wis. Stat. § 343.305), which permitted police to... READ MORE

Recently, the Wisconsin Supreme Court voted to accept review of State of Wisconsin v. Dawn M. Prado, in which the Court of Appeals struck down a portion of Wisconsin’s “implied consent” law that permits police to order warrantless blood draws on incapacitated drivers.[1] As detailed in a previous Hall Render alert, although the Court... READ MORE