State v. Stepniewski

The principal issue in this case is whether the state must prove intentional conduct by a defendant in all charged circumstances of a violation of *263sec. 10.0.26(3), Stats. 1977,1 for a conviction. This issue involves a statutory construction and constitutional requirements of due process. The trial court, the Honorable Ted E. Wedemeyer, Jr., in a trial to the court held that intent is not a requisite to be shown for all charged circumstances and that due process was not violated. The court of appeals agreed, and we affirm.

The defendant, Edward Malee, also challenges the sufficiency of the…