2011AP2372-CR State v. Hemmingway
11-393 National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius
11-2433 U.S. v. Tichenor
2011AP1034-CR State v. Rueden
2011AP1350 Brown v. DCF
2011AP2049-CR State v. Brown
2011AP1035-CR State v. Pocian
2011AP1035-CR State v. Pocian
2011AP2613 In re the termination of parental rights to Dakota S.
10-2465 U.S. v. Eller
2011AP1740-CR State v. Little
2011AP663 Guse v. City of New Berlin
10-545 Golan v. Holder
10-3465 & 10-3466 In re Ortiz
2011AP1757-CR State v. Flowers
2011AP795 In re the termination of parental rights to Talia I.H.
2011AP925, 2011AP926 In re the termination of parental rights to Jordan P.B., et al.
Juveniles
TPR; constitutionality
Murder for Hire
Constitutionality
SORNA
Constitutionality
Hobbs Act
Constitutionality
Sentencing
Constitutionality
Disorderly Conduct Constitutionality William Zarda appeals an order denying his motion to dismiss based on his allegations that the disorderly conduct statute is unconstitutionally overbroad and vague, and unconstitutional as applied. We affirm. This opinion will not be published. 2011AP386-CR State v. Zarda Dist III, Marathon County, Grau, J., Peterson, J. Attorneys: For Appellant: Cveykus, [...]
Possession of Marijuana Constitutionality Kenneth Driessen, pro se, appeals a judgment of conviction for possession of marijuana, second and subsequent offense; possession of drug paraphernalia; and operating while intoxicated, second offense. Driessen argues the circuit court erroneously denied his pretrial suppression motion. He further contends it is unconstitutional to criminalize marijuana possession, for various reasons. [...]
Child Pornography Scienter; constitutionality The lack of a scienter element does not render the criminalization of production of child pornography, 18 U.S.C. 2251(a), unconstitutional. “Given the competing social factors on both sides, we believe that § 2251 withstands constitutional scrutiny without a mistake-of-age defense. Particularly when judged in relation to the legitimate sweep of the [...]
SORNA Constitutionality Thee Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act’s requirement that convicted sex offenders update their registration when they cross a state line is constitutional. “[T]he obligation to register imposed by section 16913 and the criminal penalties imposed by section 2250 on those who cross state lines without complying with their registration obligations are inextricably [...]
