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Sentencing – modification — undue harshness
2010AP2798-CR, 2010AP2802-CR State v. Mayer
2009AP1252-CR State v. Harbor
Sentencing Modification; new factors Frustration of the purpose of the original sentence is not an independent requirement when determining whether a fact or set of facts alleged by a defendant constitutes a new factor. “The requirements for sentence modification are meant to ‘promote[] the policy of finality of judgments [while at the same time] satisf[ying] […]
2010AP1400, 2010AP2562 In re the marriage of Johnson v. Johnson
Family Child support; modification Robert Johnson appeals from two orders denying his motion to modify child support. Because the circuit court properly exercised its discretion, we affirm. This opinion will not be published. 2010AP1400, 2010AP2562 In re the marriage of Johnson v. Johnson Dist III, Outagamie County, Des Jardins, J., Per Curiam Attorneys: For Appellant: […]
2009AP2878-CR, 2009AP2879-CR State v. Osinski
Sentencing Modification Devis S. Osinski appeals from a judgment of conviction and an order denying his motion for sentence modification. Osinski argues to this court that he is entitled to be resentenced because (1) the court did not properly explain its reasons for the sentence imposed under State v. Gallion, 2004 WI 42, 270 Wis. […]
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