State v. Carlson

Four questions are presented: (1) Was there sufficient proof of intent? (2) Were certain photographs merely cumulative and improperly received? (3) Was it prejudicial error to exclude testimony of Dr. Davis concerning the results of the electroencephalographic tests? (4) Could defendant properly be convicted of both arson and third-degree murder ?(1) Proof of intent. Sec. 943.02 (1) (a), Stats., provides for the punishment of anyone who “by means of fire, intentionally damages any building of another without his consent.” Sec. 939.23 (3) provides in part: “ ‘Intentionally’ means that the…