State v. Wolske
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, P.J.
The major issue is whether a person may be charged, convicted and punished for both homicide by intoxicated operation of a motorboat and homicide by highly negligent operation arising out of the same incident. The trial court held that even though the intoxication and negligence charges were neither multiplicious, in the classic sense of the term, nor lesser included offenses, multiple punishment would be inappropriate. It thereupon dismissed the charges without prejudice. We agree with the state that the legislature intended to permit multiple prosecutions and punishments for these charges…
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