State v. Doyle
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHanley, J.
The following issues are presented on appeal:(1) Was there probable cause for the arrest;(2) was there a violation of due process by trying the defendants together;(3) was defendants’ right to effective counsel violated by appointing the same counsel to codefendants;(4) was there sufficient evidence to support a verdict of guilty; and(5) should a new trial be awarded in the interest of justice?
The first three issues involve constitutional claims which were not raised at the trial level. The general rule regarding this court’s initial review of alleged constitutional errors was set forth in…
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