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E. Substitution

State of Wisconsin ex rel. Mateo D.O. v. Circuit Court, 2005 WI App 85 For Mateo D.O.: Colleen Bradley, SPD, Oshkosh Trial Issue/Holding: The chief judge has authority to review denial of a substitution request in a delinquency proceeding, under §§ 938.29(1)(m) and 801.58(2). (Because § 801.58(2) is the more specific provision, it “applies when the… Read more

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Judicial Substitution – TPR, § 48.29

Brown County DHS v. Terrance M., 2005 WI App 57 For Terrance M.: Theresa J. Schmieder Issue/Holding: ¶11. The trial court ruled and the County now argues that Terrance’s substitution request was untimely because it was not filed before “hearing of any preliminary contested matters” under Wis. Stat. § 801.58. Terrance argues the applicable statute… Read more

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State v. Van G. Norwood, 2005 WI App 218 For Norwood: Terry Evans Williams Issue/Holding: Defendant’s withdrawal of his NGI plea prevented him from later invoking the right of judicial substitution provided by § 971.20(5), where a new judge was subsequently assigned and no prior right to substitution invoked. The court’s analysis doesn’t track the actual… Read more

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State of Wisconsin ex rel. Mateo D.O. v. Circuit Court, 2005 WI App 85 For Mateo D.O.: Colleen Bradley, SPD, Oshkosh Trial Issue/Holding: ¶15. A petition for a writ of mandamus or prohibition is an appropriate remedy to redress the denial of judicial substitution. See State ex rel. James L.J. v. Circuit Court for Walworth County, 200… Read more

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Barbara R.K. v. James G., 2002 WI App 47 Issue: Whether review of a denied request for substitution of judge is waived by failure to seek review of the denial by the local chief judge. Holding: ¶9. … The statute then provides: ‘If the judge named in the substitution request finds that the request was… Read more

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Judicial Substitution – Joint Defendants

State ex rel. Ernie Garibay v. Kenosha County, 2002 WI App 164 For Garibay: Denise Hertz-McGrath Issue/Holding: ¶2. The dispositive issue is whether a defendant who is charged jointly with another defendant may obtain substitution of a judge pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 971.20(6) when the codefendant is not yet before the court. We conclude that the… Read more

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Barbara R.K. v. James G., 2002 WI App 47 Issue: Whether review of a denied request for substitution of judge is waived by failure to seek review of the denial by the local chief judge. Holding: ¶9…. The statute then provides: “If the judge named in the substitution request finds that the request was not timely… Read more

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