Tijuana, Mexico--A major Mexican drug lord has been arrested in the United States-Mexico border town of Tijuana. The leader, Eduardo Arellano Felix, had a $5 million bounty placed on his head by the United States for his capture. Felix has been involved in the drug wars ravaging Mexico, as various gangs compete for influence and markets. Felix is part of a drug trafficking family. He and his several siblings were all part of the family business. Of the siblings involved, now only his sister has not been captured. To fight the escalating drug violence around the border region, the president of Mexico, Felipe Calderon, has sent tens of thousands of troops, but the capture of Felix was one of the few that has occurred. Drug trafficking is a serious crime anywhere in the world. If you or someone you know has been accused or charged with drug trafficking or drug smuggling, contact the Milwaukee criminal lawyers of Kohler and Hart by visiting their website or by calling 1-888-565-7597.

Washington, DC--On October 13, President Bush signed into law a new copyright infringement bill that makes punishment for copyright infringement more severe and provides law enforcement with more resources to fight copyright infringement. The bill came in response to pressure and/or support of business groups and businesses that seek the combat the $250 billion in losses sustained (by the recording industry) every year. Despite the support of many businesses and business owners, some people feel that the bill is too extreme and violates some people's rights. If you have been charged with copyright infringement, contact the Milwaukee criminal defense attorneys of Kohler and Hart by visiting their website or by calling 888-565-7597.

A Tennesses school bus driver was arrested this past Tuesday after she was discovered passed out behind the wheel of a school bus that was carrying 30 children. Vicky Lynn Kwasny, a Loudon county school bus driver for the past 8 years, was found by police slumped over the wheel of the bus early Tuesday morning while she had a school bus filled with children.  None of the children aboard the bus were injured in any way.  Kwasny was taken to a hospital and later to jail where she remained in custody after being charged with DUI and child endangerment. Authorities report that prior to this incident, Kwasny had a clean driving record and had successfully passed two drug screenings. If you have been charged with driving under the influence, contact the Milwaukee DUI defense lawyers at the law firm of Kohler & Hart today at 888-567-7597.