Legal Question in Criminal Law in Wisconsin

Possibly, depending upon what you mean by "based on." Pleadings alone have little legal effect until they are proven in court, however, so what happens at the resulting trial matters a lot more than what in in the pleadings. Findings at a trial can sometimes have "res judicata" effect issue preclusion in later legal actions. These concepts are less frequently used in criminal cases than in civil cases, however.

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