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B. Conviction records

State v. Nathan J. Meinhardt, 2012 WI App 82 (recommended for publication); case activity Amendments to § 973.015(1)(a) (2009-10), which expanded the offender’s age-ceiling and the eligible pool of offenses, doesn’t apply retroactively. ¶3        The determinative issue in this case is whether the circuit court has the authority to apply the amended version of Wis. Stat.§ 973.015(1)(a) retroactively to Meinhardt’s… Read more

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court of appeals decision (1-judge, not for publication); for Thompson: Gregg H. Novack; case activity Traffic Stop – Ordering Driver Out of Car ¶6        Thompson contends that the circuit court erred in concluding that the officer did not violate Thompson’s Fourth Amendment rights by ordering Thompson to get out of his car following the traffic… Read more

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court of appeals decision (1-judge, not for publication); for Eric A.:  pro se; case activity Expungement – Delinquency Adjudication, § 938.355(4m)(a) Denial of petition for expungement of repeated sexual assault of child adjudication is affirmed. ¶8        Here, the court determined that the offense was too serious, and it would be against public policy, to permit… Read more

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Expungement – Ordinance Violation

State v. Melody P.M., No. 2009AP2994, District IV, 6/10/10 court of appeals decision (1-judge; not for publication) Civil conviction for an ordinance violation may be expunged under § 973.015. Can’t provide any of the background beyond what’s recited in the opinion, because all traces have been removed from both circuit court and appellate dockets. Makes… Read more

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State v. Anthony J. Leitner, 2002 WI 77, affirming 2001 WI App 172, 247 Wis. 2d 195, 633 N.W.2d 207 For Leitner: Jefren Olsen, SPD, Madison Appellate Issue: Whether the expunction statute, § 973.015, requires prosecutors and law enforcement agencies to expunge their records documenting the facts underlying an expunged conviction. Holding: ¶38. Although the Wisconsin legislature has not explicitly… Read more

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