Legal Question in Criminal Law in Wisconsin
How does the district attorney Office have to charge someone
1 Answer from Attorneys
It is done through the filing of a sworn criminal complaint with the circuit court, signed by the DA, which can then be served upon the defendant either through arresting the him or by sending him a summons.
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