Experience has taught him how to defend cases in ways no one else did: Paul Ksicinski filed the first challenge to race based traffic stops (racial profiling) in Milwaukee County; the first challenge to Milwaukee County In-Custody Intake procedure of shackling all criminal defendants; he exposed racial origins of felon disenfranchisement by filing the first Wisconsin Voter’s Right Act challenge to felon disenfranchisement. He also challenged Wisconsin’s same sex marriage ban. Paul Ksicinski's trial practice has been highlighted by the televising of one of his homicide trials on TRU TV. When he was able to get a dismissal of a first degree homicide and sexual assault charges on a mentally retarded man, the prosecutor who charged the case even apologized to the client in court.