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Rothstein Law Office will aggressively assert your rights and ensure your record is protected. Every one of these rights may be at risk if you have been arrested for Domestic Violence. Don't hesitate to speak out. Read on. You were possibly talking to your partner. There were these different views. A quarrel ensued. She said she was ready to leave but didn't own a car so she asked for your vehicle. You refused to lend it because she had taken alcohol and you were worried about her being arrested for OWI. The quarrel became more intense. It escalated that she threatened to phone the police if you did not let her drive your car. She reached into her purse for her phone, prompting you to pull her hand. She said the police would arrest both of you. When she slapped you with one hand, her other hand hit you. To stop her, you grabbed both hands. At some point, she tried to release them. When she felt you would beat her, she was both scared of swinging again if she releases you. The door opened and you heard two officers near you. They said that your neighbor had heard more screaming and yelling outside your house. The neighbor also heard threats from you, but she didn't remember what you said. The police separate your partner and request for your statement. In the end, they arrest you and lock you up. You are handcuffed, indicating your arrest for domestic violence battery, or disorderly domestic conduct. One of the officers says that your girlfriend claimed you threw your phone on the ground and that it was not working. It is also likely that the DA might also charge you with domestic violence criminal damage. In addition, the officer claims that if your girlfriend said that you were holding her, the DA may decide to add a false imprisonment charge against you. The next day you are taken to the county jail. The judge or court commissioner may order your release. However, before you are free, you must obey what the judge says. The judge orders an issuance of a signature bond. This order prohibits you from contacting your girlfriend. You are also not allowed to go to places she resides. This means that judging according to her statement, she has not her apartment, where she might have been staying. She could have been in a place where she could easily relocate and live. According to DOJ, Wisconsin has more than 25,000 domestic violence reports. Such reports are presented annually. They involve one of the following in most of the cases:

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