Defendant was on parole when he was charged with armed robbery and possession of a firearm by a felon. His parole was revoked, and he ...
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00-5961 Tyler v. Cain
“The only way the Supreme Court can, by itself, ‘lay out and construct’ a rule’s retroactive effect, or ’cause’ that effect ‘to exist, occur, or ...
Read More »00-2059-CR State v. Craig
Darnial C. Craig appeals from the judgment of conviction entered against him, and the order denying his motion for postconviction relief. He argues on appeal ...
Read More »00-2720-CR State v. Myren
This is an appeal from a judgment convicting Ronald Myren of one count of stalking and two counts of disorderly conduct, and from and order ...
Read More »99-2234 State v. Trawitzki
“As both parties concede, the charges are identical in law because they arise under the same criminal statute, sec. 943.20(1)(a). However, the charges against Trawitzki ...
Read More »00-2984 Kavelaris v. MSI Ins. Co.
The trial court denied CGLI’s subrogation claim because Kavelaris would not totally recover his full damages under Wisconsin’s “made whole” doctrine if the CGLI subrogation ...
Read More »00-3345-CR State v. Jones
Charles Jones appeals from a judgment entered on jury verdict convicting him of battery, and bail jumping, stemming from his violation of a no-contact order, ...
Read More »00-3162 Konen v. International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 200
“Konen authored and submitted to Union officials a document containing baseless allegations of serious criminal misconduct by Company and Union officials. When the Company terminated ...
Read More »00-2349 Brown v. Illinois Central Railroad Company
“[A] bright-line rule that the RLA does not preclude claims brought under other federal statutes cannot be reconciled with the requirement that when conducting a ...
Read More »00-3661 Kadas v. MCI Systemhouse Corp.
“[A]ll three of the riffed employees were at least 40. But only five of the 32 employees in the department were under 40, which means ...
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