Legislator demands Green Bay ditch recording devices
A state lawmaker is demanding city officials in Green Bay remove recording devices they installed in City Hall corridors, calling the move a brazen violation of privacy rights.
How video evidence is presented in court can hold sway in cases like the beating death of Tyre Nichols
I have found that video does not provide a unified, objective window onto the truth. Rather, jurors may perceive the depicted events differently – based, among other factors, on how the video is presented in court.
Recording technology: Man vs. machine in the courtroom
Eight years after becoming the first state judge to embrace audio digital recording in the court, Dodge County Circuit Judge John Storck is exploring another groundbreaking means of keeping records.
Pair face 250 felonies over locker room cameras
A man and woman face more than 250 felonies for allegedly putting cameras in southern Wisconsin locker rooms.
2010AP1256-CR & 2010AP1257 State v. Walli
Criminal Procedure Judicial review; video recordings When evidence in the record consists of disputed testimony and a video recording, the court of appeals must apply the clearly erroneous standard of review when reviewing the trial court’s findings of fact based on that recording. “As the supreme court has explained: The court of appeals is by […]
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