Felony Prosecution Steps Wisconsin

Summary

If a felony has been committed against you in wisconsin and no prosecution has occurred, report the crime to local law enforcement and follow up with the police department. Contact the district attorneys office to discuss your concerns and provide any evidence. You cannot file charges yourself; the da must decide to prosecute. Consider consulting a victims rights attorney for further legal options. For additional support, contact the wisconsin department of justice. Visit the relevant countys da office website or the wisconsin doj website for contact information.

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yes, the police didn't do anything
I'm sorry to hear that. In New York, you might consider taking these steps:
- Contact the District Attorney's office directly to discuss your concerns and provide any evidence you have.
- Consider consulting with a victim's rights attorney who can guide you on further legal options.
Is there any specific part of the process you'd like more information on?
what about wisconsin
In Wisconsin, if the police haven't taken action on your felony case, you can try the following steps:
- Reach out to the District Attorney's office directly to discuss your case and provide any evidence you have.
- Consider hiring a victim's rights attorney to explore further legal options.
- You can also contact the state's Department of Justice for additional support.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?
more info on wisconsin. and can i just file it myself and the DA picks it up?
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In Wisconsin, if law enforcement hasn't taken action, you can try these steps:
- Contact the District Attorney's office directly to discuss your case and submit any evidence.
- You cannot file charges yourself; the DA must decide to prosecute.
- Consider consulting a victim's rights attorney for advice.
Is there anything specific you would like to know about the process?
how to contact DA and DOJ
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To contact the District Attorney's (DA) office in Wisconsin, you can:
- Visit the website of the relevant county's DA office for contact details.
- Call or email them directly to discuss your case.
For the Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ):
- Visit the Wisconsin DOJ website for contact information.
- Reach out through their provided phone number or email address.
Would you like assistance with anything else?