Tax Levies
The City of Sheboygan (City) appeals from a judgment awarding a tax refund to JFM1, LLC, and NRCF Memorial Holdings, LLC, (collectively JFM) for excess taxes levied on the Memorial Mall (Mall) in the four years spanning 2010 through 2013.
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
Oswaldo Estrada appeals from a judgment of conviction and an order denying his postconviction motion.
Error – Prosecutorial Misconduct
Mark H. Price appeals pro se from a circuit court order denying his WIS. STAT. § 974.06 (2013-14) motion seeking a new trial due to prosecutorial misconduct.
Reasonable Suspicion
WI Court of Appeals – District I Case Name: Village of Bayside v. Amber E. Schoeller Case No.: 2016AP256; 2016AP57 Officials: BRASH, J. Focus: Reasonable Suspicion In these consolidated appeals, Amber Schoeller appeals an order finding that she impermissibly refused to submit to an evidentiary chemical breath test. She also appeals a judgment finding her […]
Indemnification
M.D. Transportation, Inc. (M.D. Transportation) contracted with Soo Line Railroad (Soo Line) to provide transportation services to Soo Line employees.
Ineffective Assitance of Counsel
Frank Jakubiec appeals a judgment convicting him of arson with intent to defraud as a party to a crime.
6th Amendment Violation
7th Circuit Court of Appeals Case Name: Maurice Evans v. Stephanie Dorethy Case No.: 15-3531 Officials: WOOD, Chief Judge, and BAUER and KANNE, Circuit Judges. Focus: 6th Amendment Violation Appellant states improper factual element in appeal. “The problem with Evans’s reasoning, however, is that he cannot establish a Sixth Amendment violation because “independent felonious intent” [&helli[...]
Jurisdiction
District court failed to hold defendants to their burden of demonstrating that India was adequate forum for litigation.
Court Error – 1st Amendment
Statements made to colleagues and FBI by appellant regarding voided citations improperly held as unprotected by the 1st amendment.
Hearsay Evidence
State court admittance of hearsay evidence did not violate 6th amendment rights of appellant
Writ of Habeas corpus
Evidence does not support the notion the appellant guilty plea was involuntary
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