In published decision, COA holds that corporation counsel is not a party under 48.13 when they are not a petitioner
COA holds that while service was defective in TPR, court’s factual findings merit affirmance
Seventh Circuit retrospectively evaluates habeas petitioner’s competence at his 2006 trial; despite low IQ and mental illness, court denies due process and IAC claims.
COA affirms resentencing denial, holds judge’s comments about defendant’s non-criminal sexual behavior, etc. did not show objective bias
Seventh Circuit remands for new trial as to whether MPD officers conducted illegal stop and frisk
COA again finds consent to blood draw valid, distinguishing Blackman
At least two justices on US Supreme Court believe it is high time to rethink Confrontation Clause jurisprudence
SCOTUS grants new trial due to prosecutor’s failure to correct false testimony
COA concludes investigative stop was valid in OWI decision recommended for publication
COA affirms restitution order where no evidence presented to contradict factual assertions; IAC claim forfeited if not raised in circuit court.
SCOW clarifies that read-in offenses cannot be used to independently establish ethical violations in attorney discipline case
COA holds that traffic stop did not require Miranda warnings and affirms
COA finds evidence sufficient for medication order in Ch. 51; once again highlights inconsistent case law
COA: Police have reasonable suspicion to stop a vehicle if an officer knows owner of vehicle was not issued Wisconsin driver’s license unless officer has information suggesting owner is not driving.
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