If you have a felony conviction in Wisconsin, there are many reasons that you may be wanting to get a pardon for your felony conviction. Employment, housing, and gun rights are some of the more frequent reasons I hear about...
Author: Peter Lindstrom
Generally, in Minnesota criminal cases you have the right to one appeal as a right as long as request is within the applicable deadlines. (See discussion in Carlton v. State, 816 N.W.2d 590 (Minn. 2012)). But beyond that one
If I lost my gun rights because of a Wisconsin juvenile offense, can I get my gun rights back? A Wisconsin gun rights lawyer explains.
April 20, 2026
Note: The image used in this post is a stock photo and is for illustrative purposes only. The person depicted does not represent or resemble the individuals discussed in this article. Some people are surprised that you can...
The Wisconsin Out of State Felony Conundrum Part II: The 2nd Amendment Argument Plot Thickens after U.S. v. Watson
April 9, 2026
8/17/2026 EDIT: The new federal firearm restoration regulation under Attorney General Order 7109 is changing the landscape of firearm rights restoration. The new rule will not become effective until 30 days later. This page...
For decades, people serving prison sentences in Wisconsin had virtually no path to ask for a second look at their sentence once it was imposed and the appeal/postconviction deadlines had passed. That just changed. On April 3,