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Mark Gundrum

Aug 7, 2019

Court: Removing blacks from jury pool wasn’t discrimination

A Wisconsin prosecutor's decision to strike the only two black people from a jury pool in a drug case involving a black defendant wasn't racially motivated, since the potential jurors had said they had had bad experiences with the police, a divided state appellate court ruled on Wednesday.

May 22, 2017

BENCH BLOG: Accrual of a legal malpractice claim

The Court of Appeals took the opportunity to again offer instruction regarding when a tort claim accrues for purposes of the statute of limitations.

Nov 30, 2016

BENCH BLOG: Appeals court finds tree service not entitled to recreational immunity

Is a tree-cutting service entitled to recreational immunity when cutting trees on a conference center’s property that has a public path? The Court of Appeals says “no,” relying on a Wisconsin Supreme Court case from earlier this year on recreational immunity.

Nov 22, 2016

BENCH BLOG: Immunity for aid when there’s a drug overdose

The Court of Appeals examined immunity from prosecution for a person who aids someone who appears to be suffering from a drug overdose. In the process, the opinion in State v. Williams offered a raw glimpse into the drug subculture.

Oct 26, 2016

BENCH BLOG: No restitution for mother of child-porn victim

In a case that lies at the intersection of child-pornography law and restitution law, the Court of Appeals concluded that the mother of a victim of child pornography could not obtain restitution from an offender.

Jul 25, 2016

Despite 48 letters of recommendation, Gundrum skipped over for vacancy

Of the various letter of recommendation urging Gov. Scott Walker to appoint the Waukesha lawyer Dan Kelly to a seat on the state's high court, some of the most noteworthy came from business owners and top officials at conservative groups.

Jul 22, 2016

Waukesha attorney to replace Prosser on Supreme Court (UPDATE)

Gov. Scott Walker has appointed the Waukesha attorney Dan Kelly to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Jul 21, 2016

Walker says Supreme Court appointee coming soon

Gov. Scott Walker says he will announce his appointment to the Wisconsin Supreme Court within days.

Jun 22, 2016

Appeals court judges, Waukesha attorney finalists for spot on state Supreme Court

Gov. Scott Walker announced Wednesday that a committee charged with finding a successor to Justice David Prosser on the state's high court has narrowed the list down to three finalists.

May 20, 2016

Walker releases names of potential Prosser replacements (UPDATE)

More than half of the applicants vying to replace retiring Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice David Prosser already owe their jobs to Gov. Scott Walker — and now he could tap one of them for the state's highest court.

Feb 24, 2016

State appeals court clarifies ‘webcam abortion’ law

Planned Parenthood lacks standing to file a lawsuit challenging a Wisconsin law governing "webcam" abortions, a divided state appeals court ruled Wednesday.

Dec 30, 2015

BENCH BLOG: Divided appeals court affirms right of confrontation only at trials

The Court of Appeals has affirmed that it's not only the rules of evidence that do not apply in criminal pretrial proceedings; equally inapplicable is the right of confrontation.

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