Wilder v. Classified Risk Insurance
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHallows, C. J.
The issue on appeal is whether the police traffic-accident report including statements at tributed to witnesses of the accident is admissible in evidence. Officer Eddie Norris who investigated the accident took statements from defendant Campbell, his passenger Donald Walker, and Elizabeth Williams, a witness. Officer Albert Gordon took a statement from Donald Walker and from two other witnesses Joseph Gross and Ennis Smith. During the trial, Officer Norris was allowed to testify concerning the statements made to him by Campbell, Walker and Williams and that he made an official…
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