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Updated: Wisconsin Supreme Court votes to accept no new cases, denies several
By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//December 5, 2023//
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Updated: Wisconsin Supreme Court votes to accept no new cases, denies several
By: WISCONSIN LAW JOURNAL STAFF//December 5, 2023//
Listen to this articleThe Wisconsin Supreme Court announced Monday, December 4, 2023 that the Court recently voted not to accept any new cases, and the Court acted to deny review in a number of other cases.
The case numbers, counties of origin and the issues presented in granted cases are listed below.
Court officials said on December 4 that no petitions were granted at the October 30, 2023 conference.
Review denied: The Supreme Court denied review in the following cases. As the state’s law-developing court, the Supreme Court exercises its discretion to select for review only those cases that fit certain statutory criteria (see Wis. Stat. § 809.62). Except where indicated, these cases came to the Court via petition for review by the party who lost in the lower court:
| Burnett County | |
| 2022AP535-CR | State v. Neumann |
| Clark County | |
| 2021AP1594-CR | State v. Ruzic |
| 2022AP260
2022AP261 |
State v. Utecht
|
| Dane County | |
| 2022AP676 | Adams Outdoor Advertising Limited Partnership v. Wis. DOT |
| Fond du Lac County
2022AP1170-CR |
State v. Allen |
|
Grant County 2020AP1792 |
State v. Henderson |
|
Jefferson County 2022AP1522-CR 2022AP2001-CR |
State v. Smiley
State v. Westrich |
| Kenosha County | |
| 2020AP758-CRNM
2022AP1478 |
State v. Daniels
State v. Thompson |
| Marinette County | |
| 2023AP1293-W | Plemel v. Wisconsin [Supervisory Writ] |
| Milwaukee County | |
| 2020AP1995-CR
2020AP1150-CR
2021AP1083-CR 2021AP2116-CR
2021AP1225-CR
2021AP1288-CR
2021AP1539-CR 2021AP1705-CR 2021AP1818-CR 2021AP1881 2021AP1936-CR
2021AP2126-CR 2021AP2130-CR
2022AP16-CR 2022AP118-CR 2022AP357-CR 2022AP444-CR 2022AP449-CR 2022AP638-CR 2022AP744-CR 2022AP809-CR 2022AP678-CR 2023AP172-W 2023AP1256-W |
State v. Wilke
State v. Phillips State v. Socha [Justice Rebecca Frank Dallet dissents; Justice Janet C. Protasiewicz did not participate] State v. Fluker State v. Gilmer [Justice Janet C. Protasiewicz did not participate] State v. Brown State v. Tung State v. Randhawa Hodges v. Chernin
State v. Anderson [Justice Janet C. Protasiewicz did not participate]
State v. Hulbert
State v. Warren State v. Handel State v. Gates State v. Miller State v. Booker State v. Moore State v. Williams State v. Wilks State v. Brooks Luckett v. Noble Grady v. Fuchs [Writ of Habeas Corpus] |
| Outagamie County | |
| 2022AP223-CR
2022AP224-CR 2022AP225-CR 2022AP226-CR
2023AP145-CRLV |
State v. Dorton
State v. Dunay |
| Ozaukee County | |
| 2021AP957-CR | State v. Socha [Justice Rebecca Frank Dallet dissents; Justice Janet C. Protasiewicz did not participate] |
| Racine County | |
| 2021AP294-CR | State v. Gray |
| 2022AP383 | State v. Brown |
| Rock County | |
| 2022AP511 | State v. Humphrey |
| Sauk County | |
| 2022AP365 | McGhee v. McGhee |
|
Sheboygan County |
|
| 2022AP1587-CR | State v. Baker |
| Vernon County
2021AP161-CR |
State v. Peterson |
| Vilas County | |
| 2022AP720 | Meessmann v. Town of Presque Isle [Justice Rebecca Grassl Bradley dissents] |
| Walworth County | |
| 2021AP1210-CR
2023AP1424-W |
State v. Leblanc
Gardipee v. Circuit Court of Walworth County [Supervisory Writ] |
| Waukesha County
2021AP726-CR
2022AP1555-CR
2022AP1628-CR |
State v. Bayerl
State v. Kahle
State v. Moon |
| Waushara County | |
| 2023AP659-W
2023AP1406-W |
Morris v. Christensen
Hurtado v. Wisconsin [Writ of Habeas Corpus] |
|
Winnebago County |
|
| 2021AP1104-CRNM
2022AP411-CR 2022AP2078 2023AP858 |
State v. Hall
State v. Jones Winnebago County v. T.G. State v. Meyers [Petition to Bypass] |
This story originally published at 10 a.m. CST on December 5. This story was updated on December 6 at 12:19 p.m. CST after the State Supreme Court notified the Wisconsin Law Journal that the original case information provided required a correction.
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