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Milwaukee-based criminal defense for all of southeastern Wisconsin. Criminal defense only. Available 24/7. Van Severen Law Office, S.C.

OWI, drug, s*x, homicide, fi***rm, and domestic violence cases. 2,600+ clients defended, and while every case differs, our commitment never does. is a law firm based in Milwaukee, WI that provides criminal defense throughout Wisconsin. Our criminal defense attorneys represent individuals facing charges ranging from disorderly conduct to homicide. No matter the seriousness or complexity of your case, our defense attorneys can help.

10/27/2026

Federal prosecutors have charged former FBI Director James Comey with transmission of national defense information and conspiracy to transmit national defense information. It’s the third federal case against Comey.

The former FBI director, a longtime target of President Donald Trump, hasn’t been indicted in the latest case.

10/26/2026

Mississippi investigators said the shooting of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley was “justified,” but new body camera footage shows the cop firing into the passenger’s side as the car passed by him.

New body camera footage shows a Mississippi cop was not in danger when he fired the shots that killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley.

10/23/2026

Parents in a growing number of communities are being held responsible by authorities when their children are involved in serious accidents involving electric motorcycles.

Among those charged were the mother and father of 13-year-old Benson Nguyen, who died after crashing his e-moto into a light pole in Southern California.

10/22/2026

A federal judge on Wednesday overturned New York state’s ban on the purchase of bullet-proof vests and body armor, determining it to be an unconstitutional infringement on the Second Amendment.

According to a Trump-appointed judge, bullet-proof vests and other types body armor are “arms” protected under the Second Amendment.

10/21/2026

Polymarket has removed a contract from its prediction market platform that allowed users to wager on whether any of the seven men accused of ra**ng a Cornell student in 2024 will be charged with a felony s*x crime.

The market was made available on Sept. 30 and was scheduled to close Jan. 31. In a statement, Polymarket said “we believe in the wisdom of crowds, have heard them loud and clear, and removed the market.”

10/20/2026

A Texas man has asked a federal appeals court to toss out his armed robbery conviction and 60-year prison sentence, arguing that the AI-powered camera system gives law enforcement more surveillance power than the Constitution allows.

Defense lawyers asked a federal appeals court to void the conviction, arguing the cameras give police more power than the Constitution allows.

10/19/2026

An appeal on behalf of the former Illinois sheriff's deputy convicted of murder and sentenced to 20 years in the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey, a Black woman who called 911 to report a possible intruder, has been dismissed following his death.

A former Illinois sheriff's deputy convicted of murder in the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey has died in prison.

10/16/2026

Three Charlotte, North Carolina cops have resigned and three more are facing termination after a Flock probe uncovered a text chain with racist messages, religious and s*xual bias and a reported competition over who could arrest the most black people.

A probe into one officer's misuse of Flock's license plate reader database uncovered racist texts and could put past convictions in question.

10/15/2026

Allowing law enforcement officers the ability to turn their body cameras are on and off also allows them to hide their criminal, corrupt, unconstitutional actions. Body cams are worthless unless they're on all the time.

A government report urges U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to ensure body-worn cameras are activated when needed, suggesting automatic activation in certain situations.

10/14/2026

Are warrantless cellphone searches at the American border constitutional? The Supreme Court of the United States may soon decide.

The case of George Anibowei, a U.S. citizen who's had his phone searched at least five times, shows how invasive border agents have become.

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Milwaukee, WI
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