De Bruin v. State
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, P.J.
This case arises under ch. 351, Stats., entitled "Habitual Traffic Offenders.” The issue is how to measure the number of offenses committed within a five-year period under sec. 351.02, Stats. In the trial court, the defendant, Jack N. De Bruin, argued that the proper measurement is the number of convictions within a five-year period; the state asserted that the proper measure is the number of violations occurring within the five-year period, as long as the violations result in a conviction at some time. The trial court agreed with the defendant and found that he was not a habitual traffic…
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