State v. Williams
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CALLOW, WILLIAM G., J.
This appeal arises out of a forcible, unannounced entry by police into the *976defendant's home to execute a search warrant for illegal drugs where police had knowledge that the defendant possessed a firearm. The circuit court convicted the defendant for possession of illegal drugs with intent to deliver. The defendant appealed the conviction to the court of appeals based on the invalidity of the police entry into his home and the inadmissibility of certain expert opinion testimony. The court of appeals certified the case to us and we accepted the certification pursuant to…
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