Appellate Opinions Released September 25, 2007
The Wisconsin Supreme Court did not release any opinions unrelated to attorney discipline.
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals released these opinions, recommending publication of the following:
Clayton v. American Family Mut. Ins. Co. (necessary elements to a claim of immunity under the "Good Samaritan" statute).
State v. Rushing (sufficiency of guilty plea colloquy; reinstitution of a guilty plea that had been vacted by the court sua sponte; pre-sentencing motion to withdraw guilty plea).
Schuett v. Hanson (a complaint is amended when it is served on the parties, not when it is filed with the court).
State v. Turnpaugh (evidence insufficient to support jury verdict of prostitution when defendant simply offered money to watch an undercover officer, um, gratify herself).
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals released these opinions, recommending publication of the following:
Clayton v. American Family Mut. Ins. Co. (necessary elements to a claim of immunity under the "Good Samaritan" statute).
State v. Rushing (sufficiency of guilty plea colloquy; reinstitution of a guilty plea that had been vacted by the court sua sponte; pre-sentencing motion to withdraw guilty plea).
Schuett v. Hanson (a complaint is amended when it is served on the parties, not when it is filed with the court).
State v. Turnpaugh (evidence insufficient to support jury verdict of prostitution when defendant simply offered money to watch an undercover officer, um, gratify herself).
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