About Tracey A

Tracey A Wood began her educational path in Wisconsin, attending Marquette University earlier than earning her Juris Doctor at the University of Wisconsin Law School. Her training combines a Midwestern undergraduate basis with a law school training grounded within the state she would come to practice in.

Wood moved into criminal protection early in her professional life. Over time she assumed management roles in numerous nearby and national organizations. She served as a Regent of the National College of DUI Defense from 2010 to 2013. She has led the Wisconsin Association for Criminal Defense Lawyers as its president and previously served as president of the Dane County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. Those posts put her within the company of practicing protection lawyers and policy discussions about criminal justice in Wisconsin.

Her courtroom admissions include the state of Wisconsin, the Seventh Circuit, and the United States highest court. She holds certifications tied to impaired-riding work: she completed the Standardized Field Sobriety Testing direction through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and is certified as a Standardized Field Sobriety Test teacher. Those credentials supplement trial experience in cases that frequently hinge on scientific checking out and officer observations.

Wood keeps memberships in several professional organizations. She is lively within the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and holds membership in the American Bar Association and the Dane County Bar Association. Her involvement with NORML dates again to 1993 and continues nowadays. Locally, she remains related to Dane County felony defense practitioners through ongoing participation within the county affiliation she as soon as led.

Her practice is based in Middleton, and she or he also sees clients at a downtown office by appointment only. Colleagues and clients come upon a lawyer who blends trial experience with a specialization in impaired-riding issues, informed by teacher-degree education in field sobriety testing and years of organizational management.

Wood’s work reflects sustained engagement in criminal protection networks on the nearby and national ranges. She handles matters that require familiarity with DUI procedures, proof related to intoxication, and broader criminal protection techniques. She presently concentrates her practice on felony defense and DUI-associated cases.

Education

University of Wisconsin Law School

Marquette University

Languages

English (Spoken, Written)

Experience

Former Regent

NCDD

President

Wisconsin Association for Criminal Defense Lawyers

Past President

Dane County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

Accepted Jurisdictions

7th Circuit
Wisconsin
U.S. Supreme Court

Certifications & Awards

Standard Field Sobriety Testing Course

National Highway Saftey Administration

Standardized Field Sobriety Test Instructor

Standardized Field Sobriety Test

Professional Associations

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Current

Standardized Field Sobriety Test

Standardized Field Sobriety Test, Instructor Current

American Bar Association (ABA)

has membership Current

Dane County Bar Association

Current

Dane County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

Past President Current

Wisconsin Association for Criminal Defense Lawyers

President Current

NORML

has membership 1993 - Current

National College of DUI Defense

Regent 2010 - 2013

Office Locations

Main Office

 6605 University Avenue Suite #101 Middleton WI 53562

Office 2

 345 West Washington Avenue Suite 328 Madison WI 53703

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