By: dmc-admin//April 29, 2002//
Brian A. Schultz appeals from a judgment convicting him of conspiracy to commit burglary, four counts of felony bail jumping, and solicitation to commit perjury, and from an order denying his postconviction motion. We reject Schultz’s challenges to the circuit court’s evidentiary ruling. We conclude that the bail jumping charges were not multiplicitous or violative of double jeopardy, that the circuit court properly instructed the jury on conspiracy and burglary, and that the prosecutor’s closing argument did not impermissibly vouch for the credibility of several witnesses. We will discuss the facts as they relate to each appellate issue.
This opinion will not be published.
Dist II, Walworth County, Race, J., Per Curiam
Attorneys:
For Appellant: James M. Shellow, Milwaukee; Angela Conrad Kachelski, Milwaukee
For Respondent: Christopher G. Wren, Madison; Diane M. Resch, Elkhorn