State v. Schwebke
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
1. WILLIAM A. BABLITCH, J.
Petitioner Glenn Schwebke (Schwebke) was convicted by a jury on six counts of disorderly conduct for sending anonymous mail on six different occasions to three different individuals. The court of appeals affirmed these convictions. Schwebke now seeks a reversal of that decision based on the assertion that, as a matter of law, the disorderly conduct statute cannot apply to his conduct. He argues that the statute was not intended to apply and should not apply to such private mailings because they are harassing in nature and cause the recipients mere personal…
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