State v. Jackson

James Earl Jackson appeals from a judgment of conviction, following a jury trial, finding him guilty of first degree reckless homicide, contrary to § 940.02(1), Stats. Jackson appeals his conviction alleging that trial court bias violated his due process right to a fair trial. Jackson raises four instances that he asserts prove trial court bias and, therefore, a violation of his due process right to a fair trial. These are: (1) the trial court's ruling on hearsay objections; (2) the trial court's admission of certain testimony from Jackson's cross-examination; (3) the trial court's allowance…