11-1888 U.S. v. Adigun
2011AP981-CR State v. Dehne
2012AP1696 In the interest of Gilbert C.
2012AP94-CR State v. Vaughn
12-2039 U.S. v. Gaona
2011AP2191-CR State v. Dillon
A 16-year-old boy accused of shooting an arrow that hit a Campbellsport girl will face charges in adult court.
2011AP2687-CR State v. Pavlovic
2010AP2273-CR State v. Soto
2011AP1178 Scocos v. State of Wisconsin Department of Veteran Affairs
2011AP2330 Nehls v. Nehls
2010AP3063-CR State v. Turner
2011AP987 Nickel v. U.S.
11-2690 U.S. v. Johnson
2010AP2765 In re the marriage of: Schroeder v. Schroeder
10-3784 U.S. v. Kilcrease
11-1344 U.S. v. Brown
11-2120 Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., v. Bombardier Recreational Products, Inc.
Civil Procedure
Judgment; waiver
Criminal Procedure
Waiver; plea withdrawal; probable cause
Criminal Procedure
Waiver; jury selection; evidentiary rulings
Criminal Procedure
Severance; waiver
Civil Procedure
Dismissal; waiver
Contracts
Breach; waiver; estoppel
Civil Procedure Jury instructions; waiver The defendants waived their objections to the jury instructions by failing to raise them. “The error in the jury instruction is simply a trial error that the defendants could have challenged on the merits, but they failed to do so at any appropriate point in time. At trial, the defendants [...]
Civil Procedure Personal jurisdiction; waiver Patricia Donovan, pro se, appeals a circuit court order affirming a harassment injunction entered against her by a family court commissioner. Donovan argues the circuit court erred by failing to hold an evidentiary hearing on the issue of personal jurisdiction and by ignoring Wisconsin law on evidentiary requirements in Internet [...]
Civil Rights Qualified immunity; waiver Defendants do not waive a qualified immunity defense by only treating the issue in a cursory fashion. “The district court erred by ruling that the defendants waived their qualified immunity argument as to the First Amendment retaliation claims. It is certainly true that the discussion in their opening memorandum in [...]
Habeas Corpus Waiver If the state does not respond to a habeas corpus petition in federal court, it waives its opportunity to make specific arguments to the petition. “While the court rejects the suggestion that the expert’s testimony was relevant only to the charge of operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration, the foregoing observation emphasizes [...]
Juveniles Delinquency; waiver Tyler T. appeals from an order of the circuit court waiving him into adult court. He argues that it was improper for the assistant district attorney to appear at a waiver recommendation meeting when neither Tyler nor his attorney were asked to attend. As Tyler believes the waiver investigation report was tainted [...]
Habeas Corpus Waiver Wisconsin courts regularly apply the procedural default rule, that a party who fails to object at the trial court waives the right to appeal unless justice so requires. “As a general rule, Wisconsin courts find waiver if information is not objected to at the trial court. And this was true in 2003 [...]
