2. Pleading requirements

COA finds officer did not intentionally or recklessly include false information in affidavit in support of search warrant; circuit court’s order suppressing evidence reversed.

by admin on September 19, 2024

State v. Mark T. Solheim, 2024AP239, District II, 9/18/24 (one-judge decision; ineligible for publication); case activity In its decision reversing the circuit court’s order suppressing evidence obtained pursuant to a warrant for a blood draw, the Court of Appeals reminds that Franks and its Wisconsin counterpart Anderson require defendants challenging the veracity of an affidavit… Read more

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COA declines to consider constitutional challenge to ordinance because defendant failed to serve AG or join city as party

by admin on December 28, 2022

State v. Kevin Richard Raddemann, 2022AP668-CR, 12/21/22, District II (1-judge opinion, ineligible for publication); case activity (including briefs). In this misdemeanor OWI case, Raddemann moved to suppress evidence obtained following a stop of his vehicle. After the suppression hearing, he moved for reconsideration, arguing that a City of Hartford cemetery ordinance, which was the basis… Read more

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2. Pleading requirements

COA finds officer did not intentionally or recklessly include false information in affidavit in support of search warrant; circuit court’s order suppressing evidence reversed.

COA declines to consider constitutional challenge to ordinance because defendant failed to serve AG or join city as party

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