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B. Search warrants

State v. Little A. Stewart, 2011 WI App 152

court of appeals decision (recommended for publication); for Little: Jeffrey W. Jensen; case activity Probable Cause to Arrest  ¶14      In Stewart’s case, the pertinent facts are: •           On March 10, 2009, a reliable confidential informant told Agent Gray that one of the people who had been arrested with Alderman McGee was going to be bringing cocaine to Milwaukee.  After… Read more

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State v. Cindy R. Billips, 2009AP2493-CR, District 2, 10/5/11 court of appeals decision (1-judge, not for publication); for Billips: Timothy R. Muth, Amy Lynn MacArdy; case activity Following OWI arrest supported by probable cause, the officer was authorized to search the vehicle for evidence relevant to the OWI arrest: ¶9        Here, it was reasonable for Kinservik… Read more

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State v. Anastasia A. Lusty, 2010AP2827-CR, District 2, 9/21/11 court of appeals decision (not recommended for publication); for Lusty: Chandra N. Harvey, SPD, Madison Appellate; case activity Independent police investigation sufficiently corroborated enough details of tips from anonymous informants to support probable cause for a search warrant. ¶9        We reject Lusty’s argument.  Based on our reading of the record… Read more

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Traffic Stop – Probable Cause – 911 Call

City of Sheboygan Falls v. John D. Prinsen, 2011AP700, District 2, 9/14/11 court of appeals decision (1-judge, not for publication); for Prinsen: Kirk B. Obear, Casey J. Hoff; case activity Probable cause supported stop for driving wrong way on highway, based on information provided ion a 911 call; State v. Rutzinski, 2001 WI 22, 241 Wis… Read more

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on review of court of appeals certification request; for Williams:  Jonas B. Bednarek; case activity Search Warrants – Issuance by Commissioner Issue (Composed by On Point): Whether § 757.69(1)(b) confers on court commissioner authority to issue search warrants, or whether Wis. Const. art. VII, § 2 reserves such power to judges. See prior post, here, for further discussion… Read more

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State v. Steven A. Avery, 2011 WI App 124 (recommended for publication); for Avery: Martha K. Askins, Suzanne L. Hagopian, SPD, Madison Appellate; case activity Search Warrant – Execution – Reasonableness  Warrant-based search of Avery’s property was a reasonable continuation of the original search 3 days earlier. General statement: ¶18      Generally, searches are subject to the… Read more

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State v. Bridgette M. Glaze, 2010AP3128-CR, District 2, 8/24/11 court of appeals decision (1-judge, not for publication); for Glaze: John C. Orth; case activity Although Glaze’s stop by one officer investigating possible domestic violence was likely unsupported (¶9), the stop was adequately supported by an alternative basis: observations of a second, off-duty officer which, under… Read more

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Search & Seizure: GPS Device – Warrant

State v. James G. Brereton, 2011 WI App 127 (recommended for publication); for Brereton: Matthew S. Pinix; case activity After lawfully stopping Brereton, the police removed him from his car, towed it to a lot and then, after obtaining a warrant, attached a GPS tracking device. Ensuing monitoring led to information connecting Brereton to a… Read more

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