Tracey Ann Wood | Madison Criminal Lawyer

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• U.S. Court of Appeals 7th Circuit, 1993
  U.S. District Court Western District of Wisconsin, 1993
  U.S. District Court Eastern District of Wisconsin, 1993
  Wisconsin, 1993
  Board of Regents, National College for DUI Defense
  Immediate Past President, Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
  Member, Board of Directors, Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
  Vice President, Wisconsin Association for Criminal Defense Lawyers
  Member, State Bar of Wisconsin
  Regent, National College
  Member, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
  Member, James E. Doyle Inn of Court
  Past President, Dane County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
  Member, Dane County Bar Association
  Member, American Bar Association

• The Best of Madison - DUI Attorney - 2014
  Top 25: 2018 Women Wisconsin Super Lawyers
  Top 25: 2018 Madison Super Lawyers
  Best Lawyers in America - Appeals (2014)
  America's Best Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers 2013,2012, 2011, 2010, 2009
  Wisconsin Super Lawyers, 2013
  Top 25 Madison Area Super Lawyers
  Top 25 Women In Law 2013 Wisconsin Super Lawyers, 2012
  Top 25 Madison Area Super Lawyers
  Wisconsin Super Lawyers, 2011
  Top 25 Women In Law, 2011
  Wisconsin Super Lawyers, 2010
  Top 25 Women In Law, 2010
  Women In The Law, Wisconsin Law Journal, 2009
  Madison's Best Criminal Defense Lawyers, 2001
  Madison's Best Criminal Defense Lawyers, 2003
  Madison's Best Criminal Defense Lawyers, 2005
  Drunk Driving Defense, Criminal Defense, White Collar Criminal Defense, Top 25 Women In Law, 2009
  Drunk Driving Defense, Criminal Defense, White Collar Criminal Defense
  Wisconsin Law Journal, Women In The Law, 2009
  Top 25 Women In Law 2010
  America's Best Drunk Driving Defense Lawyers, 2009, 2010

• J.S. was charged with a 7th offense OMVWI in Rock County. Attorney Wood filed a motion to collaterally attack two of the prior offenses as being uncounseled (without an attorney) and won those challenges. The client received probation for the lesser offense. L.K. was charged with a third offense OMVWI in Dane County. Attorney Wood filed a motion collaterally attacking the two out of state priors and won. Client was not convicted of a criminal OMVWI and served no jail. M.S. was charged with a second offense OMVWI in Columbia County. Attorney Wood filed a motion to suppress based upon an invalid stop by police who were detaining defendant to find out why he was parked in a lot of a municipal building. Motion to suppress all evidence after the stop was granted by the Columbia County Circuit Court Judge. M.C. was charged with felony eluding a police officer. Felony charge dismissed in Dane County. S.H. hired attorney Wood to overturn a jury verdict of guilty in an OMVWI case in the City of Beloit. Attorney Wood won the appeal and then represented S.H. in the new trial. Case amended to mere reckless driving. M.M. was charged with OMVWI in Grant County. After attorney Wood cross-examined the arresting officer at the administrative review, leading him to admit numerous mistakes in his arrest, the prosecutor amended the charge to mere reckless driving. P.T. was charged with OMVWI in Iowa County. Prosecutor offered an amendment to reckless driving due to attorney Wood’s motions predicated on the Supreme Court case of McNeely. T.T. had an OMVWI amended to reckless driving after attorney Wood filed a motion to suppress the blood test result for failure to follow the Implied Consent Law in Green County. C.W. had his OMVWI case reduced to reckless driving based upon an argument that his drinking occurred after driving in Jefferson county. A.A. was charged with hit an run of an attended vehicle in Dane County. Prosecutor agreed to dismiss case. K.M. was charged with a 7th offense OMVWI in Columbia County. Attorney Wood filed a successful collateral attack, and K.M. received probation. P.V. was a pilot with an OMVWI charge in Dane County. Attorney Wood secured an amendment to reckless driving after winning the refusal hearing by arguing the police violated the client’s rights under the implied consent law. B.A. was charged with an OMVWI in the Village of Randolph. Attorney Wood secured an amendment to reckless driving by arguing that the police violated the client’s rights under the implied consent law.

• https://www.amazon.com/Cup-Coffee-Attorneys-United-States/dp/0692388370 https://www.streetinsider.com/Press+Releases/DUIOWI+Attorney+Tracey+Wood+Now+an+Amazon+Bestselling+Author/10396839.html Speaker , National College for DUI Defense, Regent, How To Cross Examine The State’s Chemical Test Expert  , 2008
  Speaker, National College for DUI Defense, Regent, How To Do An Effective Direct Examination of the Defense Expert, 2008
  Speaker, National College for DUI Defense, Regent, How To Present Effective Openings & Closings, 2008
  Guest Speaker, The Myths of Field Sobriety Tests, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, 2007
  How To Present Effective Openings and Closings NCDD Symposium 2008
  Drunk Driving Defense, Sixth Edition Drunk Driving Defense, Sixth Edition
  Challenging Prior Under The Influence Convictions Wisconsin Defender
  Annual Speaker, Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers OWI Seminar
  Speaker, Defense Seminars
  Instructor, Standardized Field Sobriety Test

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