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Important Posts!
- Defense win! Driving near scene of crime does not create reasonable suspicion for stop
- SCOW to decide whether circuit court must inform defendant of each constitutional right waived by a guilty plea
- SCOW to address admissibility of deceased’s hearsay statements, whether Miranda warnings are required at John Doe hearings
- SCOTUS to decide (in a Wisconsin case!) whether “implied consent” is constitutional consent
- Seventh circuit, en banc, says denial of counsel wasn’t “complete” when lawyer was permitted in the room but not allowed to speak or assist
Ahead in SCOW
January 15th
Petitions Conference here
January 16th
9:45 State v. John P. Wright, 2017AP2006
January 17th
Rules Conference here
January 18th
9:45 State v. Joseph B. Reinwand 2017AP850-CR
1:30 State v. Michael H. Keister 2017AP1618-CR
January 24th
9:45 State v. Corey R. Fugere, 2016AP2258-CR
February 11th
9:45 Waukesha County v. S.L.L., 2017AP1468
February 12th
Petitions Conference here
February 19th
Rules Conference here
February 21st
9:45 State v. Dennis L. Schwind, 2017AP141-CR
March 12th
Petitions Conference here
March 18th
1:30 State v. Jessica Randall 2017AP1518-CR
March 20th
9:45 State v. Raytrell Fitzgerald, 2018AP1296-CR
10:45 State ex rel. Fitzgerald v. Milw. Cty. Cir. Ct., 2018AP1214-W
March 21st
Rules Conference here
March 26th
9:45 State v. Emmanuel Trammell, 2017AP1206-CR
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