State v. Wallerman
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
Michael J. Wallerman appeals his convictions of attempted homicide, attempted sexual assault and armed burglary following a jury trial. He challenges the trial court's decision to admit "other acts" evidence, specifically, his sexual assault of a different woman which assault was otherwise unrelated to the current charges. While the State used this "other acts" evidence to prove Wallerman's motive and intent, Wallerman contends that it was nonetheless irrelevant because the sole issue at trial was identification. We reject Wallerman's contention because our review of the record convinces us…
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