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Biskupic publishes article on police shootings
Steven Biskupic published an article arguing that Wisconsin should enact a civil rights law that changes the inquiry on fatal police shootings from whether the officer committed a homicide to whether the officer willfully used excessive force in violation of the U.S. Constitution.
Biskupic & Jacobs, S.C., obtains federal-court acquittal for client accused of accounting and securities crimes
Upon the conclusion of a multi-week trial in the Eastern District of Wisconsin, a jury acquitted the firm’s client, a corporate controller charged with accounting and securities crimes, on all counts.
Jacobs recognized in The Best Lawyers in America©
Michelle Jacobs was selected in the 2021 edition of The Best Lawyer in America© for her high caliber of work in the practice areas of Commercial Litigation and Criminal Defense: White Collar.
Jacobs, Eisenmann win appeal, obtain resentencing for client on judicial-bias issue
The Seventh Circuit has ordered a resentencing for the firm’s client because the client was sentenced by a judge with an appearance of bias in favor of the government. The firm now has 17 criminal-defense victories in that court.
Eisenmann, Jacobs win appeal, allowing client to vacate guilty plea
The Seventh Circuit has vacated a guilty plea for the firm’s client due to a legal error regarding the mandatory-minimum sentence under 21 U.S.C. 841, 851. The firm now has 16 criminal-defense victories in that court.
Eisenmann, Jacobs obtain resentencing for client on appeal
The Seventh Circuit has ordered a resentencing for the firm’s client because the client was sentenced under an incorrect advisory Guidelines range. The firm now has 15 criminal-defense victories in that court.