Justice Department

The Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) provides legal advice and representation, criminal investigations and various law enforcement services for the state. It represents the state in civil cases and handles criminal cases that reach the Wisconsin Court of Appeals or the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The department also represents the state in criminal cases on appeal in federal courts and participates with other states in federal cases that are important to Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Department of Justice provides legal representation in lower courts when expressly authorized by law or requested by the governor, either house of the legislature or a state agency head. It also represents state agencies in court reviews of their administrative decisions. With an office in Milwaukee, the department is comprised of criminal investigation, law enforcement, legal and management services divisions, as well as an office of crime victim services.

The Public Defender in Kenosha, WI, offers legal representation to individuals who cannot afford private counsel, ensuring access to justice for all. This office is committed to safeguarding the rights of clients through dedicated advocacy and professional legal support. Generated from the website

The Wisconsin Court System offers a comprehensive overview of its judicial operations, including details on various courts, court staff, and services available to the public. It also provides resources for legal professionals, including employment opportunities and information on continuing legal education. In addition to court-related services, the system emphasizes public access to justice and education through programs aimed at different audiences, such as students, jurors, and legal practitioners. The website serves as a central hub for case information, court rules, and resources aimed at enhancing understanding of the judicial process in Wisconsin. Generated from the website