State Ex Rel. Office of the State Public Defender v. Court of Appeals
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1DissentAnn Walsh Bradley, J.
¶ 45. (dissenting). I agree with the majority that the requirements for a supervisory writ are not met. I also agree with the majority that it is appropriate to employ our superintending and administrative powers here.
¶ 46. I part ways with the majority, however, because I conclude that we should employ those powers in a manner that establishes a simple rule that provides guidance to courts, parties, and counsel and that protects from harm those who provide information in the presentence investigation report (PSI). Because the majority's approach appears at odds with the words of the statute…
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