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Criminal Procedure

Jul 6, 2011

10-3964 Ryan v. U.S.

Criminal Procedure Habeas corpus

Jul 6, 2011

2010AP2294-CR State v. Gogos

Criminal Procedure Breach of plea agreement

Jul 6, 2011

2010AP595 State v. Strong

Criminal Procedure Ineffective assistance

Jun 29, 2011

2010AP1477-CR State v. Arient

Criminal Procedure Ineffective assistance

Jun 29, 2011

2010AP1530 State v. Tiggs

Criminal Procedure Plea withdrawal

Jun 29, 2011

2010AP1761-CR State v. LaGrew

Criminal Procedure Plea withdrawal

Jun 29, 2011

2010AP1895-CR State v. Harmon

Criminal Procedure Ineffective assistance

Jun 23, 2011

09-10245 Freeman v. U.S.

Criminal Procedure Plea agreements; retroactivity

Jun 23, 2011

2010AP744-CR State v. Hyde

Criminal Procedure Self-defense; ineffective assistance Johnathan Hyde appeals a judgment convicting him of aggravated battery by use of a dangerous weapon. He also appeals an order denying his postconviction motion for a new trial. Hyde claims that: (1) the circuit court erred in refusing to give the jury a self-defense instruction; (2) trial counsel provided […]

Jun 23, 2011

2010AP282-CR State v. Jones

Criminal Procedure New trials

Jun 22, 2011

10-2334 U.S. v. Mokol

Criminal Procedure Jury instructions; constructive possession The pattern jury instruction for constructive possession is not misleading. “We decline Mokol’s invitation to hold that the Seventh Circuit Pattern Criminal Federal Jury Instruction for constructive possession misleads juries into convicting defendants on a conspiracy theory of liability. These two respective forms of liability have[...]

Jun 22, 2011

2010AP1731-CR State v. Godard

Criminal Procedure Ineffective assistance Leroy M. Godard appeals from his conviction of burglary on the grounds that his trial counsel was ineffective for failing to properly impeach key witnesses. Godard was convicted in a trial by jury where the evidence of his involvement in the crime came from the testimony of two accomplices. Part of […]

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