How to help?
  • Draft a letter about any specific incidents of bias, misconduct, or incompetence you personally witnessed from District Attorney Michael Graveley or Assistant District Attorney Jessica Krejcarek during any of the court hearings or trial. 
  • Print the letter and sign. 
  • Make a copy for your records, if possible.
  • Send the letter via Certified mail to the following mailing address: ​​​​​
Office of Lawyer Regulation
110 East Main Street, Suite 315
P.O. Box 1648
Madison, WI 53701-1648
​Phone: (608) 267-7274, option 1
  • If possible, email a copy of your letter to us here.
    • There is an option to attach a file to the email.
    • We will be compiling these for our records so we know how many letters they are expected to receive.​
Prosecutors are the government officials charged with investigating and prosecuting crimes. Prosecutors have near-unlimited power to make all the most consequential in a criminal case from beginning to end. 

Why should they be held accountable? Fair and Just Prosecution. Convictions should be a result of processes that are fair, transparent, and consistent with the pursuit of justice. 

Who holds prosecutors accountable? In Wisconsin, The WI Office of Lawyer Regulation. 
​If you need any further information regarding this process, please feel free to reach out to us via email.
Otherwise, please refer to the website for the WI Office of Lawyer Regulation: here.