Wisconsin criminal laws require that an individual charged with the commission of a felony be given a preliminary hearing. A preliminary hearing requires that the State show there is probable cause to believe the defendant committed a felony. Probable cause is a low hurdle for the prosecutor to overcome. It requires that the prosecutor show the…
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